Loneliness among family medicine providers and its impact on clinical and teaching practice | Scientific Reports

Nature·May 8

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Research has been conducted on the impact of loneliness on family medicine providers and their practice. There is also a focus on the importance of addressing social isolation in healthcare, with some suggesting that primary care doctors should discuss loneliness with their patients. The topic appears to be linked to broader discussions on the role of social connection in overall health and well-being.

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