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Increase post academic education 9 8
No consensusa
Selected
No consensusa
No consensusa
Rejecteda
Rejecteda,b
Rejectedb
Rejected
No consensus
No consensusa
No consensusa
Rejecteda
Rejecteda
No consensusa
Rejecteda
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for general practitioners by specialized GPs
887
Increase post academic education 9 8
for GPs by gynaecologists
888
Increase post academic education 9 7
for gynaecologists
7 7 7.5
Increase post academic education 8 8
for other medical specialists
878
Increase number of scientific 8 6
publications in medical journals and at conferences
7 6 7.5
Patient behaviour
Promote timely consultation with 8 6
GP by media campaign
5 6 7.5
Promote timely consultation with 8 7
GP by expanding website with layman information
8 6 7.5
Promote adequate preparation 7 7
for consultation with GP (questionnaire/ diary)
7 7 7.5
Promote adequate preparation for 8 8
consultation with gynaecologist
788
Medical/scientific
More research directed at non- 9 8
invasive diagnostic tests
878
Advise GPs when to refer patients 9 8
to a gynaecologist
888
Increase detection rate using 9 7
information in digital patient records at GP offices
6 7 7.5
Communication platform for 8 7
dialogue between GPs and gynaecologists
678
Teach gynaecologists in 9 7
performing diagnostic tests
7 7 7.5
Improve quality of correspondence 8 7
letters from gynaecologists to GPs
757
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