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Patient pressure for referral for headache: a qualitative study of GPs' referral behaviour.
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  • 2000Variation in GP referral rates: what can we learn from the literature?291 cited
  • 1991Doctors' perceptions of pressure from patients for referral.97 cited
  • 2003A systematic review of the effect of primary care-based service innovations on quality and patterns of referral to specialist secondary care.81 cited
  • 1989How much variation in referral rates among general practitioners is due to chance?81 cited
  • 1997The effect of deprivation on variations in general practitioners' referral rates: a cross sectional study of computerised data on new medical and surgical outpatient referrals in Nottinghamshire56 cited

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