Letter
Most genitourinary physicians are trained in family planning
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BMJ
1995;310:1194.2
- Cervical cancer
- Cervical screening
- Contraception
- Diagnostics
- Epidemiology
- Family planning
- General surgery
- Gynecological cancer
- Immunology (including allergy)
- Infectious diseases
- Obstetrics and gynaecology
- Oncology
- Psychiatry
- Public health
- Screening (epidemiology)
- Screening (oncology)
- Screening (public health)
- Sexual and gender disorders
- Sexual health
- Surgery
- Surgical diagnostic tests
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- David Nunns,
- D Mandal
- Lecturer Consultant in genitourinary medicine Department of Genitourinary Medicine, Bolton Hospitals NHS Trust, Bolton BL4 0JR
EDITOR,—Yvonne Stedman and Max Elstein seem not to appreciate that an integrated model of care for sexual health already exists.1 One example is our department of sexual health in Bolton, where we have an integrated and comprehensive range of care. This includes a genitourinary medicine service; family planning; a sexual dysfunction clinic; primary, secondary, and tertiary intervention …
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