Primary Care Setting: Analyzing Palpitations

Primary care environment: Analysis of palpitation In the setting of primary care, palpitation is a common symptom. Heart palpitation can be surprising for an individual and is often described as an unpleasant sensation or abnormal sensation of heart beat. Other general explanatory terms of palpitations are included: Feeling faster heart beat, working harder, shaking, skipping beat, or abnormal heart rate. Physicians working at the primary care site must be aware of the cause of this condition and due to related problems patients need to narrow down the ability to express and provide possible causes, current treatment, and comfort Yes.

Primary medical institutions have become entrances to many people with behavioral health and primary medical needs. To satisfy these needs, many primary care providers incorporate behavioral medical services into their environment. The emerging model includes the use of care managers, behavioral health counselors, behavioralists, or counseling models. CIHS will monitor national activities and models and share best practices with important behavioral health experts.

We usually define primary and specialist nursing specialists to define services provided to narrow experts in hospitals or outpatient settings and services not provided in primary care. Determining primary care is difficult and full. The result of trying to do this in America is at least 92 (7). Similarly, in Europe, the definition of PHC varies from country to country (8, 9). The definition of primary care can be considered based on concept, level, service content, process and team membership. A detailed explanation about this is in the attached file.

Introduction There are actually two types of healthcare systems: traditional and distributed models. In particular, the traditional models used in the medical environment include primary, secondary, and tertiary care for patients. There, the patient enters primary care and is treated for the diagnosis of common problems. - Electronic medical records have existed for more than 30 years, but since 2010 they have been widely adopted by the medical industry as a whole. Electronic Health Record (EHR) consists of a number of components that work together to "acquire information automatically and simplify clinician's workflow" (Electronic Health Record, 2012) . This system reduces the long-term cost of medical care while allowing for more effective and accurate patient care.

The E-Health Record improves management by improving management, reducing dosage mistakes, reducing unnecessary investigations, and improving communication and interactions among primary care providers, patients and other providers involved in care Improve the quality of care, patient outcome and safety. Despite subjective concerns about implementation costs and time, electronic medical records have improved the working life of the family doctor. The improved electronic medical record helps to shorten the time required for medical record creation, improve access to comprehensive patient data, help manage prescription, improve patients' reservations, and provide remote access to medical charts To improve the efficiency of the workflow.