A new study found that trauma-informed care, which prioritizes the well-being of patients who have experienced trauma, is essential for providing high-quality healthcare. Researchers spoke with 10 patients and 13 healthcare providers at a Toronto clinic and discovered that both groups believed trauma-informed care should be a fundamental part of primary care. The study's findings suggest that healthcare providers, who often have long-standing relationships with their patients, are uniquely positioned to integrate trauma-informed care into their practices. The researchers argue that a more holistic approach to care is necessary to address the complex needs of patients who have experienced trauma.