Are we failing people with multiple health conditions? An expert discussion
Up to 30% of people in the UK have two or more long term conditions, but the NHS doesn’t always serve them well. The BMJ hosted a group of experts at the Nuffield Trust Summit to discuss the challenges and opportunities in caring for patients with multimorbidities. Gareth Iacobucci reports
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| description | Up to 30% of people in the UK have two or more long term conditions, but the NHS doesn’t always serve them well. The BMJ hosted a group of experts at the Nuffield Trust Summit to discuss the challenges and opportunities in caring for patients with multimorbidities. Gareth Iacobucci reports |
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