Noakes J
Br J Gen Pract. 1991 Aug;41(349):335-8.
An attempt has been made to evaluate the evidence for the likely benefit or otherwise, of the obligatory three-yearly checks as defined within the terms of service for doctors in general practice introduced to British general practitioners in April 1990. The content, interval, age groups, ethics, organizational cost, yield and outcome of the three-yearly checks are examined. No particular evidence is apparent which should deflect general practice from its present opportunistic approach to screening, and the already established national screening programmes.
有人试图评估1990年4月引入英国全科医生服务条款中规定的强制性三年一次检查可能带来的益处或其他影响。对三年一次检查的内容、间隔时间、年龄组、伦理、组织成本、收益和结果进行了研究。没有明显的特殊证据表明全科医疗应偏离目前的机会性筛查方法以及已确立的国家筛查项目。
