Examining the Effect of SNAP-Multibehaviours on Multimorbidity Risk: A Cross-Sectional Study in Three General Practices’ Electronic Health Records

These findings support the importance of transcending traditional silos in healthcare and public health research by integrating preventive and curative medicines under a multimorbidity-multibehaviour framework. Embracing the complexity of coexisting morbidities and health risk behaviours, healthcare systems can move beyond disease-specific and behaviour-specific paradigms. This approach has the potential to enhance clinical outcomes and to address the complex needs of individuals with multimorbidity in real-world healthcare settings.