We reviewed the literature on instruments for work-based assessment in single clinical
encounters, such as the mini-clinical evaluation exercise (mini-CEX), and examined differences …

Objective: To determine which attributes of clinical practice guidelines influence the use of
guidelines in decision making in clinical practice.. Design: Observational study relating the …

Grol R (Department of Family Medicine, Nijmegen University, St Annastraat 284, Postbus
9101, 6500 HN Nijmegen, The Netherlands), Mokkink H, van Eijk J, Beek M, Mesker P and …

BACKGROUND: The use of clinical guidelines in general practice is often limited. Research
on barriers to guideline adherence usually focuses on attitudinal factors. Factors linked to …

… Henk Mokkink, … GP goes to patient as soon as possible—within 1 h at most. Urgent (U3):
Complaint(s) should be evaluated within 2 h for medical or emotional reasons. …

… The literature shows, however, that simply introducing a tool does not suffice to ensure good
feedback that ties in with personal goals16 (EAM Pelgrim, AWM Kramer, HGA Mokkink and …

Grol R, de Maeseneer J, Whitfield M and Mokkink H. Disease-centred versus patient-centred
attitudes: comparison of general practitioners in Belgium, Britain and the Netherlands. …

The attitudes of groups of general practitioners in Belgium, the UK and the Netherlands to
risk taking in medical decision making have been determined. The results indicate that many …

OBJECTIVE: To develop and pilot test a generic questionnaire to measure continuity of care
from the patient’s perspective across primary and secondary care settings. STUDY DESIGN …

Introduction: Lack of collaboration between general practice (GP) cooperatives and accident
and emergency (A&E) departments and many self referrals may lead to inefficient out-of-…