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BMC Primary Care|December 20, 2024
People living with chronic pain in Canada face difficult decisions and decisional conflict concerning their care: data from the national DECIDE-PAIN surveyFlorian Naye, France Légaré, Chloé Cachinho, et al.
BMC Primary Care|December 28, 2024
Explaining persistent physical symptoms to patients in general practice: can tests to measure central sensitisation add value? A mixed-methods studyCarine den Boer, Zola Krak, Berend Terluin, et al.
BMC Primary Care|December 18, 2024
Implementing primary care concepts in higher education: a mixed method study in Flanders (Belgium)Lotte Vanneste, Sam Pless, Sandra Martin, et al.
BMC Primary Care|December 21, 2024
Evaluation of enhanced mental and behavioral health training for family medicine residents: a research protocolElena Gardner, Robert W Owens, Katherine T Fortenberry, et al.
BMC Primary Care|November 16, 2024
Quality priorities related to the management of type 2 diabetes in primary care: results from the COMPAS + quality improvement collaborativeDina Gaid, Guylaine Giasson, Isabelle Gaboury, et al.
BMC Primary Care|February 21, 2025
Identifying the needs of natural caregivers caring for a person with dementia: a mixed method studyClarisse Dibao-Dina, Lydia Nasri, Céline Dagot, et al.
BMC Primary Care|February 15, 2025
Developing a progress assessment model for age friendly primary health care initiativesSaber Azami-Aghdash, Maryam Biparva, Shahin Karami, et al.
BMC Primary Care|October 31, 2024
The ability of Austrian registered physiotherapists to recognize serious pathologyJessie Janssen, Wolfgang Lackenbauer, Simon Gasselich, et al.
BMC Primary Care|November 6, 2025
'This is the core of what we do': a qualitative study of social prescribers' attitudes towards spiritual health training and their future training needsMark Adley, Alexandra Thompson, Philip Mordue, et al.
BMC Primary Care|November 18, 2025
Full title: evaluating AI guidelines in leading family medicine journals: a cross-sectional studyCameron O'Brien, Zohaib Thayani, Tim Smith, et al.
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