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ISSN 2398-3795 · Royal College of General Practitioners · 809 artikel di indeks
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Using artificial intelligence (CognoSpeak™) in memory assessments: a GP interview study
Background: The memory assessment pathway (MAP) for people with subjective memory deficits (dementia, mild cognitive impairment, and other diagnoses) is under huge strain and new diagnostic technologies have been identified as a high priority for research. Aim: To investigate the views of GPs on…
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GPs’ perspectives on patients presenting with endometriosis symptoms: an interview study
Background: Endometriosis affects about one in 10 women, yet diagnosis often takes 8–12 years after onset of symptoms. In the Faroe Islands, GPs play a key role in recognising symptoms, managing care, and coordinating referrals to specialists. Therefore, GPs’ perspectives on how challenges to care…
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Perceptions and practices of UK GPs towards youth vaping: a questionnaire-based study
Background: E-cigarette use among adolescents and young adults is a growing public health concern. GPs play a critical role in addressing health behaviours, yet there is limited research on their perceptions and practices towards vaping in young people. Aim: To explore current perceptions and…
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Cardiovascular risk management in patients using antipsychotics: a qualitative feasibility study
Background: Patients on antipsychotic medication (APM) have an increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD). In general practice, however, there is a lack of solid cardiovascular risk (CVR) management for this specific group. TACTIC, a person-centred multidisciplinary cardiovascular risk…
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Strengthening integration of pathways into general practice in Australia: a virtual workshop study with stakeholders
Background: There remains an urgent need for more medical graduates choosing general practice to address expanding GP workforce shortages. Priority interventions remain unclear but strengthened integration of medical training pathways into general practice may help. Aim: To explore stakeholder…
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The role of reflexivity in exploring exclusion in GP training: a qualitative study of GP educators
Background: Reflexivity is an under-researched concept in primary care education and educators receive no formal training in reflexivity. Evidence from other disciplines suggests that reflexivity can promote patient safety and inclusivity, making it a potentially valuable tool in medical training…
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Older Chinese migrants’ experiences of remote primary care in England: a semi-structured interview study
Background: Over the past decade, remote (non-face-to-face) services — including interactions via the telephone and online platforms — have been increasingly used in primary care. These services bring potential benefits, as well as potential barriers, for patients. Older migrants are a population…
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Dispensing practices issue shorter prescription lengths compared with non-dispensing practices: a quasi-experimental cross-sectional study
Background: Dispensing practices, which have in-house dispensaries, are paid to dispense medications directly to patients. Evidence suggests that this financial incentive influences prescribing behaviour, although the underlying mechanisms remain unclear. Aim: To investigate the impact of…
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Enhancing understanding of interventions to increase relational continuity in general practice: a realist review protocol
Background: Relational continuity of care (RCC), which is characterised by an ongoing therapeutic relationship between patients and their primary care providers, is critical for ensuring high-quality care in general practice. Despite its importance, challenges, such as staffing shortages, policy…
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Cost-effectiveness and equity impact of complex primary care interventions for disadvantaged populations
Background: Reducing health inequity is essential. The FAIRSTEPS (Framework to Address Inequities in pRimary care using STakEholder PerspectiveS) study developed and prioritised 28 vignettes describing complex primary care interventions targeted to disadvantaged groups, through Delphi consensus…
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Barriers to and facilitators of coalface primary care reform in England: a qualitative study
Background: Since the Declaration of Alma-Ata in 1978, global health policy has prioritised primary and integrated care reform to better manage chronic illness, improve health access, and prevent disease. Yet internationally, primary care, like the health systems it struggles to support, is…
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Wellbeing at work among GPs working in multidisciplinary primary care teams: a cross-sectional study
Background: Transforming primary care (PC) through the development of multidisciplinary teams can represent a challenge in terms of occupational wellbeing. Aim: To investigate associations between occupational stress, job satisfaction among GPs, and the professional composition of PC teams. Design…
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Monitoring depression with the PHQ-9 in primary care: a qualitative study
Background: Primary care guidelines recommend GPs consider using depression symptom questionnaires as patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) to monitor depression in adults to inform treatment and evaluate management strategies. The PROMDEP randomised controlled trial assessed the use of the…
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Challenges in reducing the 10-item CARE Measure to a two-item version: comparison of patients’ preferences with psychometric evaluation in a cross-sectional survey in Scotland
Background: The Consultation and Relational Empathy (CARE) Measure is a widely used 10-item measure to assess patients’ perceptions of physician empathy. Takahashi et al’s (2022) recent study proposed a two-item version based on psychometric evaluation of survey responses, without considering…
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GPs’ perspectives regarding suicide prevention: a systematic scoping review
Background: Suicide is a major public health issue. More than one third of patients will visit their GP in the month leading up to a suicide attempt, thus highlighting the key role GPs play in suicide prevention. Aim: To explore the qualitative research on GPs’ perspectives of suicide prevention in…
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Pharmaceutical company promotional payments to English general practices: a longitudinal study
Background: General practices have been a long-standing focus of pharmaceutical promotion, but their financial relationships with pharmaceutical companies remain understudied. Aim: To examine pharmaceutical company payments to general practices in England from 2015–2022, focusing on changing…
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A survey of parental health-seeking behaviour, knowledge, and expectations around ear infection symptoms in children
Background: An estimated half a million UK primary care consultations are due to middle ear infections annually. In children, ear infections are one of the most common reasons for antibiotic use. Aim: To describe parents’ experiences and actions for their child’s ear infection symptoms. Design &…