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GPs’ clinical decisions and uncertainty regarding management of refugee patients with mental health problems: an experimental survey study
- Samantha Marie Harris
- Per-Einar Binder
- Gro Mjeldheim Sandal
- Esperanza Diaz
- Vebjørn Ekroll
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Description: Clinical uncertainty is inherent to clinical practice, but may be particularly problematic in intercultural consultations regarding mental health. To what extent do general practitioners (GPs) report clinical uncertainty in the clinical decisions they make about simulated primary care consultations with either Somali refugee or Norwegian vignette characters. To what extent do their clinical decisions about these two groups differ and to what extent is there consensus about what the most appropriate diagnoses, assessments, and treatments are for the Somali vs the Norwegian vignette characters?
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