Population health needs as predictors of variations in NHS practice payments: a cross-sectional study of English general practices in 2013–2014 and 2014–2015

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RT @TomPMarshall: @adyeoman @AndyRoberts1974 @pash22 @Laconic_doc @NHSEngland @NickTriggle https://t.co/9ZwFnv5en9

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Population factors related to health needs were, overall, poor predictors of variations in adjusted total practice payments and in the payment component designed to compensate for workload, write @Kambiz1952 et al @sib313 @MrJohnMBennett

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@adyeoman @AndyRoberts1974 @pash22 @Laconic_doc @NHSEngland @NickTriggle https://t.co/9ZwFnv5en9

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@blmdh1 @sib313 @Azeem_Majeed Here is some more evidence of inequitable funding of primary care https://t.co/9ZwFnv5en9

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