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cough one common presenting problems patients primary care largely managed primary care clinical settings family physicians familiarity chronic cough guidelines extent guidelines translate everyday practice well described objective study characterize current diagnosis treatment referral practices among family physicians identify potentially impactful strategies optimize chronic cough management primary care conducted crosssectional survey 5000 family physicians explore diagnosis treatment referral practices related chronic cough management adults primary care respondents completed survey via paper online outcome measures selfreported numeric ratings responses related survey elements 588 surveys completed 118 response rate half 496 respondents defined chronic cough manner consistent american college chest physicians accp chronic cough guidelines rest differing opinion primarily regarding duration symptom presentation respondents reported trying rule common causes chronic cough referring mean 341 4point scale 4 describes completely indicated desire resources help manage treat chronic cough years practice ruralurban setting influenced diagnosis referral practices family physicians see chronic cough complicated condition often diagnosed treated entirely primary care setting also value ability refer complex cases results support family physicians provide evidencebased management chronic cough