Exploring general practitioners' decision-making in the management of women with uncomplicated urinary tract infections: a qualitative study.

We identified different factors as intervening against or for a straightforward management decision when dealing with women with uUTIs. They reveal the complexity behind the GPs' decision-making. Providing GPs with easy-to-apply guidance while removing economic constraints to allocate sufficient consultation time, and supporting shared decision-making may help GPs appropriately manage uUTIs in women.