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Access to primary health care in England : policy, theory, and evidence

2016-01-01

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Background: The U.K. Government plans to improve access to general practice services in England, partly by extending the opening hours of these services. The Government expects this to enhance patient experience and reduce use of emergency hospital services. The thesis aims to provide empirical evidence relevant to these policy expectations. Methods: Three observational studies of a cross-sectional questionnaire-b...

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783d109f-eaba-55de-8058-28c904485cbb
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10.25560/42497
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