Chronic-disease patients and their use of out-of-hours primary health care: a cross-sectional study
Conclusions:
A third of the patients randomly sampled by their OOH call had one or more of the five selected chronic diseases (i.e. chronic lung disease, heart disease, diabetes, psychiatric disease, or cancer). Patients with chronic disease were more often managed by OOH GPs than other patients.
Source: BMC Family Practice - Category: Primary Care Authors: Lone FlarupGrete MothMorten ChristensenMogens VestergaardFrede OlesenPeter Vedsted Source Type: research
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