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A mixed methods investigation of parental factors in non-attendance at general paediatric hospital outpatient appointments

2015-01-01

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Non-attendance at paediatric outpatient appointments results in delayed diagnosis and treatment, putting children at risk of avoidable ill health, and incurring considerable health service costs. Links between missed appointments and clinical, socio-demographic, and access-related factors have been indicated, but parental cognitions associated with non-attendance have yet to be investigated. The aims of this proje...

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10.48780/publications.aston.ac.uk.00025145
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