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Where there is no surgeon: the effect of specialist proximity on general practitioners' referral rates
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  • 1989How much variation in referral rates among general practitioners is due to chance?81 cited
  • 2001Improving access to specialist care for remote Aboriginal communities: evaluation of a specialist outreach service76 cited
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  • 1991Factors Influencing General Practitioners' Referral Decisions67 cited
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  • 1992Effect of nonmedical factors on family physicians' decisions about referral for consultation.46 cited
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  • 1984General Practitioners and Consultants: A Study of Outpatient Referrals39 cited
  • 1992Referral and consultation in primary care: do we understand what we're doing?39 cited
  • 1989Do referral rates vary widely between practices and does supply of services affect demand? A study in Milton Keynes and the Oxford region.35 cited
  • 1988General practitioner referral rates.

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