References

• 2000Communication breakdown in the outpatient referral process371 cited
• 2000Coordination of Specialty Referrals and Physician Satisfaction With Referral Care204 cited
• 1992Communication between general practitioners and consultants: what should their letters contain?156 cited
• 1990A study of communication between general practitioners and specialists.137 cited
• 1980Communication failure in primary care. Failure of consultants to provide follow-up information109 cited
• 2002Improving doctors' letters82 cited
• 1999Improving the letters we write: an exploration of doctor–doctor communication in cancer care77 cited
• 1993Use of problem lists in letters between hospital doctors and general practitioners.69 cited
• 1984Usefulness of letters from hospitals to general practitioners.60 cited
• 1987Outpatient consultation54 cited
• 1994Do Clinicians Tell Each Other Enough? An Analysis of Referral Communications in Two Specialties48 cited
• 1995Writing to referring doctors after a new patient consultation48 cited
• 2000The process of outpatient referral and care: the experiences and views of patients, their general practitioners, and specialists.46 cited
• 1996The quality and relationship of referral and reply letters. The effect of introducing a pro forma letter.32 cited