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Does the doctors' professional experience reduce referral rates? Evidence from the Finnish referral study
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  • 1993Understanding variation in rates of referral among general practitioners: are inappropriate referrals important and would guidelines help to reduce rates?99 cited
  • 1989How much variation in referral rates among general practitioners is due to chance?81 cited
  • 1993The European study of referrals from primary to secondary care61 cited
  • 1994Consultations for women's health problems: factors influencing women's choice of sex of general practitioner.60 cited

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  • 2004Do neurologists and primary care physicians agree on the extent of specialty involvement of patients referred to neurologists?30 cited
  • 2002Physicians’ Preferences for Specialty Involvement in the Care of Patients With Neurological Conditions27 cited

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