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    Family Medicine and Recruitment Reports
    (Düzce Üniversitesi, 2016) Yaman, Hakan; Vural, Ramazan
    Occupational safety and occupational health issues begin by the application of a candidate forwork, who requests a recruitment report from a physician. Physicians evaluate the physical andmental capability and fitness of the declared work of the applicant. A complete and accurateassessment of the health status and working conditions are of importance. This task can befulfilled by occupational medicine department, which is regulated by laws and regulations. Dueto lack of occupational physicians a step-wise approach is delivered, where primary carephysicians are involved at the first step level. Family physicians are expected to preparerecruitment reports according to the number of employees and level of work danger in acompany. Family physicians are authorized to handle companies with less than ten employeesand less danger level according to a recent ratified law, which has negatively affected familyphysicians who are not directly involved in occupational health issues of their patients and easilyaccessible for them. Family physicians do not accept this task as their primary duty and areseriously concerned to get in confrontation with laws and regulations. This new task is creatingheavy workload and burden and it has become an important issue in family medicine. Solutionsfor this problem is expected by all stakeholders
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    Options about Dementia Managment of Family Physicians
    (Düzce Üniversitesi, 2016) Vural, Ramazan; Yaman, Aylin; Yaman, Hakan
    Objective: Dementia is poised to become a major public health problem and it is addictive,disabled leaving chronic disease. It requires interdisciplinary approach. In this study it is aimedto evaluate the opinions of family physicians working at Family Health Centers, about themanagement of the patients diagnosed with dementia and having cognitive problems. Material and Method: Twenty two family physicians working in Antalya participated to thestudy. A 26 question survey consisting of three parts was administered. Opinions were evaluatedwith style five-point Likert response scale. The data are analyzed with descriptive statistics.Results: The options of family physicians participating in the study are as follows. (M: Medyan)“I feel myself adequate to diagnose cognitive problems” (M=3) “I regulate the treatment ofdementia” (M=4), “I manage the dementia behavior problems” (M=3) “I cooperated with branchexpertise on the management of dementia” (M=2) ,“I direct bedridden dementia patients to takehome health care”(M=2), “I care with relatives of dementia patients” (M=2), “family physicianshave important contributions in the early diagnosis ” (M=2), and “family physicians haveconstributions in management ” (M=2). They directed the patients with preliminary diagnosisof cognitive problems to neurologist 8 patients (36.4%), to psychiatrists 1 (4.5%) and otherexperts 13 (59.1%). Health problems among caregivers of patients with dementia, depression11 (50%), anxiety disorders 7 (31.8%) and chronic fatigue 1 (4.5%) have reported.Conclusion: This preliminary study suggests that the participants do not feel themselvesadequate in the regulation of the diagnosis and treatment of dementia