Growing Proficiency in Tic Disorder Care and Skills (GP-TiCS): a thematic analysis of patient and professional group experiences in primary care for primary tic disorders.
BMC primary care · 2026
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HumansPrimary Health CareTic DisordersAdultFemaleGeneral PractitionersMaleHealth Knowledge, Attitudes, PracticeAttitude of Health PersonnelEnglandChildAdolescentParentsMiddle AgedExperiencesHealthcare professionalsKnowledgeMedical educationPrimary careService provisionStigmaTic disordersTourette syndrome
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Adam Parker, Blandine French, Madeleine J Groom, Charlotte L Hall. (2026). Growing Proficiency in Tic Disorder Care and Skills (GP-TiCS): a thematic analysis of patient and professional group experiences in primary care for primary tic disorders.. BMC primary care. DOI: 10.1186/s12875-026-03496-y
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