Characteristics of general practices associated with numbers of elective admissions

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As for unplanned admissions, elective admissions increase as being able to consult a particular GP declines. Interventions to improve continuity should be investigated. Practices face major problems in managing the increased need for planned care as the population ages.
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Authors Chauhan M;Bankart MJ;Labeit A;Baker R;;
Journal Journal of public health (Oxford, England)
Year 2012
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