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Drivers And Barriers To Promoting Self-Care In Individuals Living With Multiple Long-Term Health Conditions: A Cross-Sectional Online Survey Of Health And Care Professionals
Self-care is an important part of preventing unwarranted decline in poor health linked to multimorbidity and in maintaining or improving health. Health and social care professionals provide support for self-care, which can positively influence health and care outcomes.
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Medical students are increasingly becoming the "family health advisors," using online research to help parents and relatives make healthcare decisions—but the study also highlights a critical challenge: distinguishing trustworthy medical information from online misinformation.
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