Brites
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OPEN BRITES
No | Title | Submitters | Participants | Vacancy |
1 |
New Ways for Dealing with Medical Conditions |
Hardisman Dasman |
5 | Yes |
2 |
Socio Economic Situations and Health Care |
Veronica Rasic |
4 | Yes |
3 | Obesity |
Sergey Rostislavovich Sokolovsky |
7 | Yes |
4 | Dealing with Difficult Situations in Primary Care |
Gabriela Cristina Elena Badea |
6 | Yes |
5 |
Self Care |
Firdous Jahan |
3 | Yes |
6 | Violence in Health |
Suzana Milivoje İvkoviç |
5 | Yes |
7 | Anticoagulan Therapy in Primary Care |
Ana Sofia Pena |
2 | Yes |
8 | Learning by Experiences in Different Practice Areas |
Carolina Martins Moreira |
6 | Yes |
9 | Chronic Communicable Diseases (HIV, TBC etc.) |
Abdul Hafiz Mohamad Gani |
2 | Yes |
10 | Clinical Inertia |
Valerija Bralic Lang |
5 | Yes |
11 | Electronic Health Records |
Adeel Nazir Ahmad |
3 | Yes |
12 | Socio-economic policies on primary care | Emrah Kırımlı | 1 | Yes |
13 | Management in Primary Care |
Paul Irving Brown |
2 | Yes |
14 | Elderly Care |
Katharine Ann Wallis |
3 | Yes |
15 | Mental Health |
Kendall Anne Searle |
2 | Yes |
16 | Preventive Care |
Aml Ahmed Salama |
3 | Yes |
17 | Cronical Non-Communicable Diseases |
Elena Benigni |
4 |
Yes |
18 |
Communication in Primary Care |
Hasan Hüseyin Şahin | 1 | Yes |
19 | Legal and Ethical Issues |
Yasemin Kılıç Öztürk |
3 | Yes |
In order to join an open Brite, please log into ONLINE ABSTRACT SYSTEM and submit an abstract. Select Brite from the pulldown menu for Presentation Type and write the exact name of the already open Brite as title of your abstract. Make sure that your abstract reflects your original opinions & experience about the open subject. Once you submit your BRITE abstract, you will join in the offered BRITE session. Please do not hesitate to contact the organizing secretariat for any questions you might have:
An example for BRITE submission:
Title: Insulin Initiation in Primary Care
Abstract: One of the most stressing things for me is to start on insulin on a type 2 diabetes patient. The guidelines are quite certain about this; however the risk of patient going in to hypoglycemia scares me, especially for elder patients. I developed a solution for these situations: there is an endocrinology specialist at a nearby hospital. I send the patient information to him for his approval. This increases my self-confidence and if there will be a complication with the patient in the future and I am relatively relieved of responsibility. What if my endocrinologist friend leaves the hospital and finds a job elsewhere; this is my biggest fear. How do you deal with such situations?
Since a BRITE is your personal experience and thoughts, please do not include additional authors during abstract submission.