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Background Paper: Health needs assessment in general practice: the Cretan approach

Christos Lionis Christos Lionis, assistant professor of social and family medicine Department of Social Medicine, Medical Faculty, University of Crete, PO Box 1393, Heraklion, GreeceCorrespondence[email protected]
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Erik Trell Professor of general practice. Section of Primary Health Care and General Practice, Department of Medicine and Care, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Linköping, 581 85, Linköping, Sweden
Pages 75-77 | Received 23 Nov 1998, Accepted 17 Mar 1999, Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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Christos Lionis & Nick Antonakis. (2001) Theses written by GPs are Increasing in Greece. European Journal of General Practice 7:1, pages 35-36.
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Marilena Anastasaki & Christos Lionis. (2017) Developing family practice research: recommendations for young researchers from a resource-limited country. HIGHER SCHOOL’S PULSE 11:1, pages 4-9.
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C. Lionis, E. K Symvoulakis & C. I Vardavas. (2009) Implementing family practice research in countries with limited resources: a stepwise model experienced in Crete, Greece. Family Practice 27:1, pages 48-54.
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George Belos, Christos Lionis, Michael Fioretos, John Vlachonicolis & Anastas Philalithis. (2005) Clinical undergraduate training and assessment in primary health care: Experiences gained from Crete, Greece. BMC Medical Education 5:1.
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Georgios Liangas & Christos Lionis. (2004) General practice in Greece: A student's and supervisor's perspective. Australian Journal of Rural Health 12:3, pages 112-114.
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C. Lionis. (2002) La epidemiología y la atención primaria: un nexo de continuidad. Atención Primaria 30:9, pages 573-575.
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A. Evangeliou, C. Lionis, H. Michailidou, M. Spilioti, A. Kanitsakis, P. Nikitakis, N. Drakonakis, C. Giannakopoulou, S. Sbyrakis, A. C. Sewell, H. J. Boehles, J. Smeitink & R. A. Wevers. (2001) Selective screening for inborn errors of metabolism: the primary care-based model in rural Crete. Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease 24:8, pages 877-880.
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C. Lionis, M. Bathianaki, N. Antonakis, S. Papavasiliou & A. Philalithis. (2008) A high prevalence of diabetes mellitus in a municipality of rural Crete, Greece. Diabetic Medicine 18:9, pages 768-769.
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Christos Lionis, Minas Tzagournissakis, Elisa Iatraki, Maria Kozyraki, Nikos Antonakis & Andreas Plaitakis. (2001) Are Primary Care Physicians Able to Assess Dementia? An Estimation of Their Capacity After a Short-Term Training Program in Rural Crete. The American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 9:3, pages 315.
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