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Sick leave certification: an unwelcome administrative burden for the family doctor? The role of sickness certification in Maltese family practice

Jean Karl Soler Academic Medical Centre/University of Amsterdam, Division of Public Health, Department of General Practice/Family Medicine, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsCorrespondence[email protected]
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Inge M Okkes Academic Medical Centre/University of Amsterdam, Division of Public Health, Department of General Practice/Family Medicine, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Pages 50-55 | Received 10 Apr 2003, Accepted 29 Apr 2004, Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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Laurent Letrilliart & Anne Barrau. (2012) Difficulties with the sickness certification process in general practice and possible solutions: A systematic review. European Journal of General Practice 18:4, pages 219-228.
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E. G. H. Kenter, I. M. Okkes, S. K. Oskam & H. Lamberts. (2007) Once tired, always tired? Limitations in function over time of tired patients in Dutch general practice. European Journal of General Practice 13:2, pages 67-74.
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Erika A Saliba-Gustafsson, Alexandra Dunberger Hampton, Peter Zarb, Michael A Borg & Cecilia Stålsby Lundborg. (2019) Antibiotic prescribing for respiratory tract complaints in Malta: a 1 year repeated cross-sectional surveillance study. Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy 74:4, pages 1116-1124.
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M. Lewis, G. Wynne-Jones, P. Barton, D. G. T. Whitehurst, S. Wathall, N. E. Foster, E. M. Hay & D. van der Windt. (2015) Should General Practitioners Issue a Sick Certificate to Employees Who Consult for Low Back Pain in Primary Care?. Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation 25:3, pages 577-588.
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J. K. Soler & I. Okkes. (2012) Reasons for encounter and symptom diagnoses: a superior description of patients' problems in contrast to medically unexplained symptoms (MUS). Family Practice 29:3, pages 272-282.
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J. K. Soler, I. Okkes, S. Oskam, K. van Boven, P. Zivotic, M. Jevtic, F. Dobbs & H. Lamberts. (2012) An international comparative family medicine study of the Transition Project data from the Netherlands, Malta and Serbia. Is family medicine an international discipline? Comparing incidence and prevalence rates of reasons for encounter and diagnostic titles of episodes of care across populations. Family Practice 29:3, pages 283-298.
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