Dr. Andre Belanger, Family Doctor, Courcelette, QC

Dr. Andre Belanger

MD, CFCP

Family Doctor

Courcelette, QC

Dr. Andre Belanger Bio

Dr. Belanger currently works in Quebec at the Medical Clinic Valcartier Chauveau Hospital, Hôpital de l'Enfant Jésus (neuro modulation) and the Hotel Dieu de Lévis Pain Clinic.

( Dr. Andre Belanger, Family Doctor, Courcelette, QC ) is in good standing with the College of Physicians and Surgeons.

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Education

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Dr. André Bélanger, MD, CFCP, discute de l'importance d'adhérer à des médicaments prescrits et les pourparlers sur les moyens alternatifs à améliorer l'observance .

L'Adhérence et Médicaments Vidéo : l'importance de prendre des médicaments correctement ( 108 engaged.)

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Les médicaments et l'importance de l'adhérence ( 2 participated.)

Quelle importance pensez-vous qu'il est de prendre vos médicaments tels que prescrits ?

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Seulement 50 % des patients jamais prendre assez de médicament pour atteindre un effet thérapeutique optimal.

La population de patients plus conforme à leurs médicaments sont de 70 ans et plus.

20-30 % des ordonnances ne sont jamais remplis par les patients.

Jusqu'à 60 % des patients souffrant de maladies chroniques sont peu conforme aux médicaments prescrits.

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Excellent doctor. He his alway taking time to listen people and explain things like it should

Submitted: October 22, 2020
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Very impressed with Dr. Andre Belanger my Family Doctor in Courcelette, QC

Submitted: April 07, 2016
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Found Dr. Andre Belanger to be an Family Doctor in Courcelette, QC who I would recommend to anyone looking for a good family doctor in Courcelette.

Submitted: January 29, 2016

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How to Work with Your GP or family physician

Tell your doctor about any medications you take, including supplements. Make a list of questions to ask so that you don't forget anything important, and be totally honest with your family doctor about smoking, alcohol and drug use. Your healthcare provider needs an honest picture of your health to provide you with the best information for your situation.

Annual Physical Exams & Screening

It used to be common for people to “save up” their questions and concerns for an annual checkup with a physician. Many patients today choose to visit a primary care physician when they’re sick or are at a higher risk for developing a disease. Similarly, many medical experts have moved away from the yearly physical exam, instead recommending periodic health evaluations as needed. That said, there are some annual tests that a patient may require. Some examples of medical tests people might get yearly are:

• Pap smear: A sample of cells is taken from a woman’s cervix to check for abnormalities that may indicate cervical cancer.
• STI testing: Screening for sexually-transmitted infections should be done at least once a year if you’re sexually active.
• Prescription drug follow-ups: You may need to check-in with your doctor to make sure your dosage is working for you and that you’re not experiencing side effects.
• A PSA test: A blood test to screen for prostate cancer in men (generally recommended for patients over a certain age).
• A mammogram: A diagnostic exam to screen for breast cancer in women (generally recommended for patients over a certain age).
• Blood pressure testing and cholesterol profile (generally recommended for patients over a certain age).
• Blood tests: May include a chemistry panel and complete blood count, fibrinogen, hemoglobin A1C, thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) and more.
• Testing related to a chronic condition such as diabetes (you may need to see your physician more frequently).

Everyone's situation is different, so it's important to work with your GP or local family physician for optimal health and wellness - whether you need help managing a chronic disease or have mental health concerns.

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Many medical experts have moved away from the yearly physical exam, instead recommending periodic health evaluations as needed.
Some examples of medical tests people might get yearly are a Pap smear, STI testing, prescription drug follow-ups, a PSA test, a mammogram, blood pressure testing and a cholesterol profile.
Often seeing a local physiotherapist is a common referral from a local family physician
If you have a chronic condition you may need to see your physician more frequently than once a year.
To get the most out of your appointment, make sure your family physician has up-to-date medical records. Tell your doctor about any medications you take, including supplements.
Make a list of questions to ask so that you don't forget anything important, and be totally honest with your family doctor about smoking, alcohol and drug use. Your healthcare provider needs a total, honest picture of your health to provide you with the best information for your situation.

Adherence:
Adhering to your medications, prescribed exercises or lifestyle changes (such as dietary changes, smoking cessation, reduced alcohol consumption, etc.) is essential to improving health outcomes successfully. Compliance to any prescribed treatment is the number one thing you can do to ensure positive changes and optimal treatment outcomes.

This content is for informational purposes only, and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare professional with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.