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Lessons for neurologists from the United Kingdom Third National Morbidity Survey.
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  • 1987Variation in general practitioners' referral rates to consultants.96 cited
  • 1989A record of patient encounters in neurological practice in the United Kingdom.81 cited
  • 1988General practitioner referrals to hospital: the financial implications of variability.37 cited

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