Do difficulties in accessing in-hours primary care predict higher use of out-of-hours GP services? Evidence from an English National Patient Survey

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RT @mmbangor: Poor in-hours access to GP *is* associated with greater use of GPOOH services... https://t.co/8nnDnH1zbp

Poor in-hours access to GP *is* associated with greater use of GPOOH services... https://t.co/8nnDnH1zbp

out of hours and GP access https://t.co/CcBWVlfjXn

11% rel reduction in use of OOH prim care services if access to in-hours care optimal. RELATIVE economics? http://t.co/heahzYzbf7

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