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Quality-of-life and self-perceived inequity in people with severe mental illness: the SOFIA pilot study. | ClinicLens

Living with severe mental illness (SMI) adversely affects quality of life (QoL). The SOFIA program, a coordinated general practice care initiative in Denmark, aimed to improve QoL and reduce mortality through extended general practitioner (GP) consultations, training for GPs and

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