The case for shared medical appointments

Shared medical appointments have been shown to have potential benefits for patients, healthcare professionals and the healthcare system, but they have been slow to be adopted in the UK. Here the authors examine the use of shared medical appointments and consider why they are not adopted more widely.

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Published in:Trends in urology & men's health 2019-11, Vol.10 (6), p.31-33
Main Authors: Belgore, Mariam Keji, Allchorne, Paula, Green, James SA
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Health care
Mens health
Physician patient relationships
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Summary:Shared medical appointments have been shown to have potential benefits for patients, healthcare professionals and the healthcare system, but they have been slow to be adopted in the UK. Here the authors examine the use of shared medical appointments and consider why they are not adopted more widely.
ISSN:2044-3730
2044-3749
DOI:10.1002/tre.724