Cross-sectional study finds that person-centred care and support reduce stress in general practitioners, suggesting improvements in wellbeing.
The findings have implications for interventions to reduce GP stress, such as training programs promoting PCC, optimising patient contact rates, and providing targeted support for GPs caring for vulnerable patients. Further research is needed to explore these factors' complex interplay and impact on GP wellbeing.
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