Complexity in primary care: Beyond multimorbidity in Healthier SG

The global ageing population, particularly older adults with complex biopsychosocial needs, drives increased healthcare utilisation, burdening both the health system and wider society.1,2 Primary care physicians (PCPs) may be uniquely positioned to manage patients with complex health needs, given t...

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Main Authors: Sky Wei Chee Koh, Howard Bauchner
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Language:English
Published: Academy of Medicine Singapore 2025-02-01
Series:Annals, Academy of Medicine, Singapore
Online Access:https://annals.edu.sg/complexity-in-primary-care-beyond-multimorbidity-in-healthier-sg/
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