Partner relationships, including new relationships after divorce, are found to be beneficial for
mental health. However, the impact of their quality remains unclear; this uncertainty applies …

Introduction In order to tackle the pandemic, governments have established various types of
advisory boards to provide evidence and recommendations to policy makers. Scientists …

Research consistently reveals that the divorced generally face more mental health problems
than the married. Less attention however has been paid to positive mental health indicators …

Background Little is known about differences in professional care seeking based on marital
status. The few existing studies show more professional care seeking among the divorced or …

Methods: 27 participants were purposefully selected, to include all important stakeholders
involved on the macro-level in chronic care in Belgium. Semi-structured interviews were …

Background The high mental health care consumption rates of divorced singles may
constitute a heavy burden on the public health care system. This raises the question of …

Background: The twelve Integrated Care Program pilot projects (ICPs) created by the
government plan 'Integrated Care for Better Health'aim to achieve four outcome types (the …

Objectives: We scrutinize the health care use of divorcees, in order to explain why users of
mental health care have a higher risk of perceiving an unmet need. We hypothesize that a …

Recently, researchers have challenged the basic tenet that marriage is universally protective
for all individuals. We scrutinize socio-economic differences between married couples to …

Background The majority of antibiotics are prescribed in primary care for respiratory tract
infections. Point-of-care tests (POCTs) for the management of community-acquired acute …