|
Preferences
|
(Adaptation of existing) guideline |
45 |
| Education for GPs and/or GP trainees |
16 |
| Combination of guideline with education and/or diagnostic decision tool |
12 |
| Diagnostic decision support tool |
8 |
| No need for any intervention |
2 |
|
Design
|
General
|
| Easily accessible |
14 |
| Ready-made package |
13 |
| Not too extensive |
4 |
|
Education
|
| Provided by gynaecologist or GP with special interest in urogynaecology |
40 |
| In regional networks of GPs with obligatory educational meetings (initiated by GPs) |
17 |
| Clinical examples of individual cases |
17 |
| E-learning together with guideline |
12 |
| Regularly repeating pattern of education options |
5 |
|
Guideline
|
| Include endometriosis in differential diagnostic chapters of existing guidelines |
20 |
|
Diagnostic decision support tool
|
| Should be added to guideline |
11 |
| Should not be an app |
6 |
| Has to be evidence based |
2 |
|
Content
|
Subject of intervention
|
| Gynaecological causes of (chronic) pelvic pain |
25 |
| Menstrual complaints |
20 |
| Intervention specific on endometriosis |
1 |
|
Topics to address
|
| Treatment in primary care and moment of referral |
26 |
| Physical and/or gynaecological examination |
16 |
| Clinical background information such as risk factors, age, normal menstruation, amount of blood loss and pain |
12 |
| Anamnestic questions |
10 |
| Diagnostic procedure |
9 |
|
Implementation
|
Investigation of effect by file research in primary care |
4 |
| Investigation of effect by research number of referrals |
2 |
| Investigation effect of education by exams |
1 |
| Implementation by publishing guideline on specific website |
3 |
| Implementation of guideline by publishing in Dutch journal |
2 |
| Implementation of guideline by standardised process |
1 |
