Expert Assessment of Primary Service Doctor on Eight Dimensional Wellness Instruments for Working Mother and Family
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Primary Service Doctor, Eight-Dimensional Wellness Instrument, Working Mother, Family
Abstract
Family doctor services teach to treat patients with a psycho-socio-cultural approach, not only according to physical complaints, but also mental, spiritual, and the surrounding life that affects illness. Doctors who work in primary care are very important to be able to have different skills and knowledge form doctors who work in secondary services. Doctors who work in primary care are also called primary care doctors. This study aims to determine the expert judgement of primary care physicians on the eight-dimensional Wellness instrument for working mothers and families. The research method used is descriptive method with quantitative approach. The data is obtained from the expert judgement of primary care physicians. The results obtained indicate that the primary care doctor’s expert judgement of the eight -dimensional wellness instrument for working mothers received a good judgement.
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