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PDFEmergency medicine
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Identifying the predictors of avoidable emergency department attendance after contact with the NHS 111 phone service: analysis of 16.6 million calls to 111 in England in 2015–2017
- Correspondence to Dr Mark Egan; mark.egan{at}bi.team
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Identifying the predictors of avoidable emergency department attendance after contact with the NHS 111 phone service: analysis of 16.6 million calls to 111 in England in 2015–2017
Publication history
- Received May 30, 2019
- Revised December 30, 2019
- Accepted January 29, 2020
- First published March 9, 2020.
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January 10, 2022
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