Managing patients with mental health conditions in family medicine: a qualitative study exploring the experiences of general practitioners' experiences in Switzerland
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This qualitative study investigates the challenges faced by general practitioners (GPs) in Switzerland when managing patients with mental health conditions. Through interviews with 17 GPs, the authors identify systemic barriers, a lack of collaboration with psychiatrists, and the need for improved training and resources, while also highlighting GPs' commitment to providing comprehensive care. The findings suggest that addressing these issues is essential for enhancing mental health management in primary care settings.
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