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GPs’ perspectives on the management of patients with multimorbidity: systematic review and synthesis of qualitative research
BMJ Open · 2013 · Vol. 3(9) · pp. e003610–e003610
Carol Sinnott✉(University College Cork)Sheena Mc Hugh(University College Cork)John Browne(University College Cork)Colin Bradley(University College Cork)
Abstract
This systematic review shows that the problem areas for GPs in the management of multimorbidity may be classified into four domains. There will be no 'one size fits all' intervention for multimorbidity but these domains may be useful targets to guide the development of interventions that will assist and improve the provision of care to multimorbid patients.
Chronic Disease Management StrategiesHealthcare cost, quality, practicesPrimary Care and Health OutcomesCINAHLMedicinePsycINFOQualitative researchContext (archaeology)Psychological interventionMEDLINESystematic reviewHealth careGlobal Positioning System
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