2016
DOI: 10.3917/spub.162.0187
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Comparaison des représentations et comportements des médecins généralistes du Canton de Genève et du Poitou-Charentes

Abstract: Contexte : La prise en charge des addictions est essentiellement faite par les médecins généralistes (MG). Mais leur implication est très inégale. Est-elle influencée par leur contexte de formation ou d’exercice et sensible aux actions de mobilisation ? Objectif : Nous souhaitions évaluer les différences de représentations et comportements des MG face aux addictions dans des contextes d’exercice, de formation et de sensibilisation différentes. Méthode : Une enquête postale transversale a comp… Show more

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“…High professional responsibility scores and easiness of managing tobacco users are concordant with international and French data [7,8]. In 2009, 61% of French GPs declared that they did not manage patients with opioids use disorder [3].…”
Section: Comparison Of Our Findings With Published Datamentioning
confidence: 60%
“…High professional responsibility scores and easiness of managing tobacco users are concordant with international and French data [7,8]. In 2009, 61% of French GPs declared that they did not manage patients with opioids use disorder [3].…”
Section: Comparison Of Our Findings With Published Datamentioning
confidence: 60%
“…Almost two-thirds of GPs have been consulted by an opioid user during the year, and 59% have been consulted by a cannabis user [ 12 ]. However, the proportion of French GPs involved in treating people with substance use disorder remains very uneven and involves the following in decreasing order: tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, and opioids [ 13 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%