1. Josip Ipavec in njegov svet2023, scientific monograph Abstract: Leto 2021 je bilo v Sloveniji posvečeno Josipu Jurčiču in njegovemu skladateljskemu soimenjaku iz Ipavčevega rodu. Oktobra 2021 je potekal simpozij o Josipu Ipavcu v Šentjurju, na katerem so osrednjo vlogo že imeli raziskovalci nove generacije. Osvetljene so bile teme, katerih pomen je z dognanji njihovih predhodnikov narasel. Uporabljene so bile nove metode, ki so omogočile osvetlitve življenja in dela poslednjega iz vrste sorodstveno povezanih skladateljev Ipavcev z doslej neznanih zornih kotov. Rezultat vseh teh prizadevanj
je večavtorska monografija pred bralcem.
Keywords: slovenska glasba, slovenski skladatelji, slovenski zdravniki, glasbeno življenje, vokalna glasba
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4. Self-perceived difficulties with suicidal patients in a sample of italian general practitionersS. Zanone Poma, Antonello Grossi, Emanuele Toniolo, Vincenzo Baldo, Diego De Leo, 2011, original scientific article Keywords: splošni zdravniki, samomorilne misli, samomor, poskus samomora, general practitioners, suicide ideation, suicide, suicide attempt
Published in RUP: 15.10.2015; Views: 3587; Downloads: 383
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5. Zdravnik med idealom in resničnostjoUrška Bratož, 2010, review article Keywords: zdravniki, družbena vloga, medicinska etika, zdravje, kolera, epidemije, Istra, Trst, 19.st.
Published in RUP: 15.10.2013; Views: 3909; Downloads: 70
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6. Timsko delo v zdravstvuDarija Musič, 2006, undergraduate thesis Keywords: tim, timsko delo, zdravstvo, medicinske sestre, zdravniki, motivacija, komuniciranje, vodenje, socialna dinamika, diplomska dela
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9. Prescribing of benzodiazepines among slovenian family physiciansMaja Šubelj, Gaj Vidmar, Vesna Švab, 2009, original scientific article Abstract: Background: In spite of their side effects, benzodiazepines are the most frequently prescribed psychotropic drugs in family medicine. The objective of this study was to investigate the possible association between physician characteristics, practice structure and practice population size with the pattern of prescribing benzodiazepines among Slovenian family physicians. Methods: We studied a representative sample of 100 family physicians using a combination of self-administered questionnaire, demographic data and data on prescribing provided by the Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Slovenia. The characteristics potentially influencing frequent prescribing were investigated by multiple linear regression analysis. Results: The estimated annual benzodiazepine consumption in Slovenia is nearly 3-fold lowerthan in the United Kingdom. Benzodiazepines were found to be less frequently prescribed by physicians with lower numbers of registered patients,as well as by female physicians, younger physicians, physicians followig the specialist training, those with short length of service, and by physicians working in large towns of the central healthcare region. The physicians' age and access to computerised decision-making support for drug management at the workplace were found to be significantly associated with increased prescription of benzodiazepines compared to the volume of prescribed psychotropic drugs. Conclusions: The results indicate that family physicians in Slovenia prescribe appropriate amounts of benzodiazepines. Benzodiazepines are less frequently prescribed in practices with less workload, by younger and female family physicians, in practices located in central Slovenia and by family physicians with online access to information at their workplace.
Keywords: zdravniki družinske medicine, predpisovanje zdravil, benzodiazepini
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