‘You feel like your whole world is caving in’: A qualitative study of primary care patients’ conceptualisations of emotional distress

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RT @DrSMarkham: Conceptualising Emotional Distress in the Context of Patient Presentations to Primary Care @ProfAnnJohn https://t.co/VZznNJ…

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Conceptualising Emotional Distress in the Context of Patient Presentations to Primary Care @ProfAnnJohn

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This is an important place, near the threshold but not necessarily appropriate to go over it, with GPs and patients holding a lot of uncertainty....important paper to improve understanding and inform appropriate care https://t.co/1fudrGX18E

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