Over the past few decades the rising burden of chronic disorders and multimorbidity has heavily challenged health systems worldwide. In general terms, the architecture of a healthcare service should be dictated by the needs of the population it serves [1]. Chronic, multimorbid disorders would benefit from a broader and “holistic” approach and management but are individual diseases that nowadays impact health-care resources, medical research, and even medical education, where students are less and less attracted by generalist disciplines [2].
