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Quality of Life for Middle and Older Aged People with Chronic Conditions in Primary Care: A Cross-Sectional Study
Globally there is an increased prevalence of chronic conditions, which has a negative impact on quality of life (QOL)and places increased demand on the healthcare system. There is a need to understand the most suitable QOL instruments for adults with chronic health conditions in primary care settings to inform and evaluate tailored interventions.
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Research indicates that middle-aged and older adults living with chronic conditions in primary care often report lower quality of life, mainly due to persistent pain, anxiety, depression, and limitations in daily activities.
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