Incentivised chronic disease management and the inverse equity hypothesis: findings from a longitudinal analysis of Scottish primary care practice-level data

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Medicine, April 2017

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RT @FrancesMair: And of course #NHS in #Scotland has already changed from #QOF and papers like this and https://t.co/D0sTBGvyrE which sho…

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RT @FrancesMair: And of course #NHS in #Scotland has already changed from #QOF and papers like this and https://t.co/D0sTBGvyrE which sho…

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RT @FrancesMair: And of course #NHS in #Scotland has already changed from #QOF and papers like this and https://t.co/D0sTBGvyrE which sho…

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And of course #NHS in #Scotland has already changed from #QOF and papers like this and https://t.co/D0sTBGvyrE which showed QOF had potential to increase #inequality in #healthcare suggest likely a good idea #chronicdisease #GP #FMRevolution

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