There is More to 'Making Connections to Improve Health Outcomes'
Langevin 1 rightly points to the reductionist mindset being the stumbling block for providing person-centered care. While considering the interconnections between the various domains underpinning health is a necessary first step towards more person-centered care, it ultimately is not sufficient. Per...
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Main Author: | Joachim Sturmberg MBBS, MFM, DORACOG, FRACGP, PhD (Author) |
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2022-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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