Bradley F, Bury G, O'Kelly F D, Shannon W
HIV Primary Care Research Unit, Dublin.
Ir Med J. 1993 Sep-Oct;86(5):152-3.
Over a quarter (499) of general practitioners in the Republic of Ireland were sent a questionnaire on the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. Two hundred and fifty eight (51.7%) general practitioners returned completed questionnaires. Ninety six respondents (37.2%) had seen at least one HIV positive patient in their practice. In Dublin two thirds (67%) of respondents had seen HIV positive patients. A large majority (77.6%) of HIV positive people identified by the survey were attending general practitioners in the Eastern Health Board area. Most (61.2%) respondents favour the involvement of general practitioners in the future care of patients with HIV.
爱尔兰共和国超过四分之一（499名）的全科医生收到了一份关于人类免疫缺陷病毒（HIV）感染的调查问卷。258名（51.7%）全科医生返回了填写完整的问卷。96名受访者（37.2%）在其执业过程中至少见过一名HIV阳性患者。在都柏林，三分之二（67%）的受访者见过HIV阳性患者。调查中确定的绝大多数（77.6%）HIV阳性者在东部卫生委员会地区的全科医生处就诊。大多数（61.2%）受访者赞成全科医生参与未来HIV患者的护理。
