Changing characteristics of Irish menopausal women seeking assistance

Irish medical journal · 1992 · vol. 85(2) , pp. 54–6 · PMID:1628941 · W2410824237
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An audit of 200 Irish menopausal women revealed that later attendees were more likely to seek assistance for osteoporosis concerns or treatment modifications compared to earlier patients with social problems.

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In the two years since its inception 425 patients have been seen at the Menopause Clinic. Audit of the first 100 women attending against 100 first seen one year later have revealed some significant differences in referral patterns. The earlier group were likely to have significantly more social problems whereas in the latter, more were likely to show concern for osteoporosis or need modification of ongoing treatment.

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Menopause Outpatient Clinics, Hospital Patient Acceptance of Health Care Women's Health Services Age Factors Estrogen Replacement Therapy Female Humans Ireland Middle Aged Osteoporosis, Postmenopausal Osteoporosis, Postmenopausal Outpatient Clinics, Hospital Patient Acceptance of Health Care Referral and Consultation Referral and Consultation Social Class Utilization Review Women's Health Services

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