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QS4
Preferred Label
primary care provider
dispensateur de soins primairesCategory label
Primary care providerDispensateur de soins santé primairesQ-Code acronym
PCPPHC providerdispensateur SSPQ-Code scope note
a person, a team, or an organization which delivers first line health care services to a patient or a subject of care (adapted from Woncadic)une personne, une équipe ou une organisation qui fournit des services de soins de santé de première ligne à un patient ou une personne nécessitant des soins (adapté de Woncadic)Q-Code conceptual content
HEALTH CARE PROVIDER (Syn. health care professional) ; a person, a team, or an organization which delivers health care services to a patient or a subject of care. In the majority of instances this will be a professional such as a GP/FP, a nurse, a midwife, a physician assistant, a medical social worker, a physiotherapist, an occupational therapist, a dietician, or other allied health personnel. In some cultures the provider may be a lay person with limited or no medical training but with health care responsibility. (Woncadic)HEALTH EDUCATOR a person who provides health education as a professional career, a specialist in health education.(Woncadic)Systems and complexity-orientated primary care ; offers patient-centred, individualised, health-focused healthcare that integrates the best solutions with regard to each person’s needs. (Sturmberg 2015) (Wonca book)UMLS CUI
C2735026
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