Attitudes and perceptions of health professionals towards management of hypothyroidism in general practice: a qualitative interview study

Rosie Dew(University of Sunderland), Scott Wilkes(Hammersmith Hospital), Gemma Donovan(University of Sunderland), Kathryn King, Onyebuchi Okosieme(Cwm Taf University Health Board), Peter Taylor(University Hospital of Wales), Simon H. S. Pearce(Royal Victoria Infirmary), Salman Razvi(Newcastle University), Graham Leese(NHS Tayside), Janis Hickey(British Thyroid Foundation), Colin Dayan(University of Birmingham)
BMJ Open
February 1, 2018
10.1136/bmjopen-2017-019970
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