Emergency referrals. Stern approach
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Emergency referrals. Stern approach
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Abstract
A five-year study of a south London health authority's admissions to hospital shows a marked rise in emergency inpatient referrals--with an adverse effect on planned inpatient activity. Jacqueline Mallender and colleagues summarise their findings.
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