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…nder man. The strongest protective factor was higher education. Chronic conditions were reported by 33.3% men, with unemployment again being the m…

…warming climate, particularly among vulnerable populations with chronic conditions or complex therapies. Integrating this topic into routine patie…

… Social support influences health outcomes for individuals with chronic conditions, yet there is variability in how it is conceptualised and opera…

…s, greater medication adherence and improved self-management of chronic conditions. Hence, higher health literacy levels are expected to be indire…

…ground In Scotland, people are living longer, the prevalence of chronic conditions is rising, and the need for palliative care is projected to inc…

…stand the reasons for little progress over the past decade. For depression, strategies to increase early diagnosis should prioritise depri…

…placebo (OLP) as an effective and safe treatment for a range of chronic conditions. OLP is generally conceived as an ethical alternative to classi…

…) of adults (not minors) who are terminally ill (not those with chronic conditions). Examples of the former kind of definition are provided by the…

…e need for patient travel and support the routine monitoring of chronic conditions. However, current guidelines often overlook user acceptance and…

…individuals listed at least one major health concern, primarily chronic conditions. Two-thirds (66%) included refusals of specific medical interve…

…to improve overall health outcomes and long-term maintenance of chronic conditions in multiple countries and healthcare settings. Research surroun…

…on, occupation, and country of birth were collected, as well as diabetes duration, insulin administration (insulin pump, continuous subc…