PMC full text: | Published online 2013 Aug 20. doi: 10.1186/2045-709X-21-28
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Table 1
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Screening | Within scope in most states?1 | Relevant course(s) |
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Abdominal aortic aneurysm (ultrasound) | no | physical diagnosis |
Alcohol misuse | yes | public health/psychology |
Breast cancer (mammography) | no | radiology/obstetrics/gynecology |
Cervical cancer | no | obstetrics/gynecology |
Colorectal cancer | yes | physical diagnosis |
Depression2 | yes | psychology |
Diabetes (Type 2) | yes | physical diagnosis |
Hearing loss | yes | physical diagnosis/pediatrics |
Hypertension | yes | physical diagnosis |
Iron deficiency anemia | yes | nutrition |
Obesity | yes | nutrition |
Osteoporosis | yes | nutrition/geriatrics |
Tobacco use | yes | pathology/public health |
Lipid disorders | yes | nutrition |
Vision | yes | physical diagnosis |
Counseling/interventions | ||
Alcohol misuse | yes | public health/psychology |
Aspirin for CVD prevention3 | no | physiology/clinical decision-making |
Breastfeeding | yes | obstetrics/gynecology/pediatrics |
Folic acid supplement | yes | nutrition |
Iron deficiency anemia supplement | yes | nutrition |
Obesity weight management4 | yes | nutrition/psychology |
Tobacco use intervention | yes | public health/psychology |
1 If “no,” training should be included in order to enable appropriate referrals.
2 Only if there are systems in place for diagnosis, treatment and follow-up.
3 Only if benefits outweigh harm.
4 Intensive behavioral intervention to facilitate sustained weight loss.