Stewart W. Mercer , and colleagues
What This Study Found
Compared with affluent areas, patients in deprived areas have higher rates of ill health, psychosocial problems, and multimorbidity; more problems to discuss within the same visit time yet less desire for shared decision making; perceive their GPs as less empathetic; and have worse outcomes at one month.
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