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General practitioners (GPs) and primary-care nurses (PCNs) often feel inexperienced or inadequately educated to address unmet needs of people with disabilities (PDs). In this research, GPs' and PCNs' communication with PDs and health care professionals, as well as their awareness of supportive measures relevant to PDs (sensory disabilities excluded), was examined.

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General practitioners&amp;#39; and primary care nurses&amp;#39; care for people with disabilities: quality of communication and awareness of supportive services