Parents' experiences of their children's obesity management at the children's hospital on Reunion Island.

Aim: Parents' perspectives on their child's obesity (BMI >IOTF-30) management are essential to ensure positive outcomes. This study explored parents' experiences in managing their children's obesity and investigated the sociocultural and environmental factors influencing such management on Reunion Island, a French overseas department in the Indian Ocean.

Methods: This qualitative study used a general inductive analysis approach.

Exploring the general practitioners' point of view about clinical scores: a qualitative study.

Background: Clinical scores help physicians to make clinical decisions, and some are recommended by health authorities for primary care use. As an increasing number of scores are becoming available, there is a need to understand general practitioner expectations for their use in primary care. The aim of this study was to explore general practitioner opinions about using scores in general practice.

[INR and vitamin K antagonists management by the primary care physicians in Normandy].

The main objective of our study was to carry out a statement of the knowledge and the management of the VKA by the General Practitioners (GPs) of Normandy and to evaluate their experience of the use of DOA with a questionnaire; 471 of the 1951 GPs requested responded. When the INR was stable in a patient affected with atrial fibrillation, the GPs participating dosed it again 4 weeks later, modified the dosage when the INR was below 1.9 or upper 3.