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Shared Medical Appointments for Multimorbidity: Harnessing the Relational

2025-07-02

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BACKGROUND: Shared medical appointments (SMAs) involve a clinician seeing more than one patient at a time and are often thought of as advantageous in terms of saving human and financial resources and may be especially helpful in multimorbidity management in primary care. SMAs are typically rated highly by both patients and the clinicians delivering them. AIM: The aim of the study was to explore staff and patients...

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Literature Corpus work: 13da858b-134c-530c-b5bc-08a528c672e3
DOI: 10.32388/j42bch

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