How is diagnostic uncertainty communicated and managed in real world primary care settings?

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Primary Care, August 2024

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A study on diagnostic uncertainty in UK primary care found GPs often communicated plans for monitoring symptoms but transferred follow-up responsibility to patients. https://t.co/6DLRwmgZ4C

RT @GeorgiaBBlack: NEW PAPER📢** Our @bloodcancer_uk-funded study looked at how UK primary care physicians (GPs) address and communicate dia…

@GeorgiaBBlack A key aspect to look at thank you. At the start of my DLBCL journey I did not have typical symptoms - the cancer was in my meninges - it took 5 months and craniotomy to be diagnosed. GP pushed for local hospital tests as symptoms got wor…

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