living and legitimatization of sick role If necessary the patient along with his problems can be transferred from the primary sector to the hospital based secondarytertiary sector or other healt ID: 954460
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illness ; and a high prevalence of illness unrelated to identifiable organic pathology. Contrary, patients do not usually present with either physical or psychological problems. They come with problems that are often a complex mixture of physical, psychological, and social elements. Because of their role as a primary physician, family doctors tend to living, and legitimatization of sick role. If necessary, the patient along
with his problem(s) can be transferred from the primary sector to the hospital based secondary/tertiary sector or other health professional. (the patient only access to the secondary/tertiary sector other health professional is through a referral from a family physician). Continuous A consultation in family practice was not a single episode in which a doctor treated a disease. The individual consultation was one in a serie
s of consultation that occurred over a lifetime. It is based on a long term personal relationship between the patient and the doctor, covering individualÕs health care longitudinally over substantial periods of their lives and not being limited to one particular episode of an illness In these occasion, family physicians should inform patients about available services and how best to use them, and should be the coordinators of
the advice and support that the patient receive. Family physician should act as care managers in relation to other health and social care providers, advising their patients on health matters. Collaborative Family physicians should be prepared to work with other medical, health, and social care providers, delegating to them the care of their patients whenever appropriate, with due regard to the competence of other disciplin
es. They should contribute to and actively participate in a well-functioning multidisciplinary care team and must be prepared to exercise leadership of the team. Family-oriented Family practice addresses the health problems of individuals in the context of their family circumstances, their social and cultural networks, and the circumstances in which they live and work. help groups to initiate positive changes in local healt