Mental well-being, job satisfaction and self-rated workability in general practitioners and hospitalisations for ambulatory care sensitive conditions among listed patients: a cohort study combining survey data on GPS and register data on patients

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Authors Nørøxe, K.
Journal bmj quality and safety
Year 2019
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