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Abstract
Sixty-two percent of primary care clinicians report difficulties in diagnosing and managing Long COVID.
- There is an identified unmet need for Long COVID care within the healthcare system.
- Primary care clinicians face challenges due to limited training specific to Long COVID.
- A lack of standardized clinical resources further complicates effective care.
- Competency-based curricula may be necessary to enhance the skills of primary care clinicians.
- Interdisciplinary, patient-centered care is suggested as a potential approach to improve Long COVID management.
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