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Predicting the probabilities of missed general practice appointments in England and Wales

2024-01-10

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Missing general practice (GP) appointments represent an important challenge for healthcare systems. In England and Wales, reducing the number of missed appointments would benefit both the National Health Service (NHS) and the patients, avoiding delay in diagnosis and treatment. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, appointment mode has shifted substantially, and many GP practices have started scheduling online appointments...

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1483da4b-8822-593b-9a85-3aad79ab7a74
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3836849/v1
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