F. Froehlich

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Psychologie (3) Sciences de l'information et de la communication (1) Economies et finances (1) Anthropologie biologique (1)

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Articles (11) Recensions (3) Colloques et conférences (1)

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Human beings (10) adulte (6) Patients (6) Patients (6) adulte (6) Older people (5) information (4) Inflammatory bowel diseases (4) Rates (4) Women (4) Men (4) Crohn's disease (4) Diseases (4) Utilization (4) Women (4) Rates (4) risque (3) maladie (3) âge (3) Control (3) Care (3) Rectum--Cancer (3) Uncertainty (3) Swiss (3) Risk (3) Questionnaires (3) Medical care (3) Impact (3) Colonoscopy (3) Colon (Anatomy)--Cancer (3)

Documents écrit par F. Froehlich (11) | parle de F. Froehlich (0)

Population-level impact of the BMJ Rapid Recommendation for colorectal cancer screening: a microsimulation analysis.
L.A. van Duuren et al. (9 mai 2024)
Colorectal Cancer Screening Decision Based on Predicted Risk: Protocol for a Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial.
E. Plys et al. (7 sept. 2023)
Patient-reported healthcare expectations in inflammatory bowel diseases.
V. Pittet et al. (2018)
Extraintestinal Manifestations of Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Prevalence, Presentation, and Anti-TNF Treatment.
T. Greuter et al.
Patient self-reported concerns in inflammatory bowel diseases: A gender-specific subjective quality-of-life indicator.
V. Pittet et al. (2017)
Patient use of the Internet for health care information in Switzerland.
J.G. Jeannot et al. (29 mai 2004)
Occurence variations and appropriatness of use of colonoscopy for early colorectal cancer case-finding in asymptomatic patients : a European multicenter study
B. Burnand et al.
Appropriateness of gastrointestinal endoscopy: risk of complications.
F. Froehlich et al. (1999)
Overuse and underuse of diagnostic upper gastrointestinal endoscopy in various clinical settings.
J.P. Vader et al. (1999)
Appropriateness of colonoscopy: inflammatory bowel disease.
F. Froehlich et al. (1999)
Appropriateness of gastroscopy: dyspepsia.
F. Froehlich et al. (1999)