Covers all the clinical conditions that are seen, diagnosed and managed in the primary care setting. Organized developmentally with sections on infants and children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly. Key segments of each chapter address psychosocial aspects, cultural differences in presentation, course of illness or treatment, complementary and alternative therapies, and evidence-based treatment information.
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