Individuals living with chronic conditions interact with many health-care providers across diverse settings and services and are often at risk of receiving fragmented care.1 Two characteristics of person-centred care that can help to address these challenges are relational continuity and care coordination. Relational continuity refers to an ongoing therapeutic relationship between individuals and primary care professionals,2 and care coordination involves the intentional organisation of care activities and information exchange.

Randomised trials remain the gold standard for questions of comparative effectiveness and implementation. However, they can be difficult to conduct in primary care due to the complex, multidomain natu...

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Cardiovascular disease remains one of the leading causes of maternal mortality worldwide and a major driver of long-term morbidity.

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The available sources indicate high prevalence and burden, underscoring the need for urgent action to safeguard the mental health of young Brazilians.