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Spirituality: The Missing Pillar of Whole-Person Care
Spirituality is a critical yet often overlooked component of whole-person care. Evidence shows that attending to patients’ spiritual needs can improve coping, reduce anxiety and depression, and enhance satisfaction with care, while also strengthening the therapeutic relationship. Importantly, integrating spiritual care also supports clinician well-being by reconnecting providers with purpose and mitigating burnout, making it beneficial for both patients and practitioners.
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Common Foot Problems in Primary Care
Foot problems are a common complaint to primary care physicians and often mirror the patient’s general health, such as autoimmune disorders, endocrine disorders, neuropathies, and vasculopathies.