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General practitioners’ and women’s experiences of perimenopause consultations: A qualitative evidence synthesis protocol

2024-06-24

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Background Perimenopause precedes menopause and can cause a myriad of symptoms for women. General practitioners (GPs) are frequently the first contact for perimenopausal women with symptoms. However, women express feeling dissatisfied with the consultations they have with their GPs for perimenopausal symptoms. Moreover, diagnostic difficulties can make these consultations challenging for GPs. Despite these challen...

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674e9c92-c8e8-5e13-a10c-2514f6d64cb4
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10.12688/hrbopenres.13908.1
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