Pages that link to "Q34221734"

The following pages link to The effect of GP telephone triage on numbers seeking same-day appointments (Q34221734):

Displaying 29 items.

• Question design in nurse-led and GP-led telephone triage for same-day appointment requests: a comparative investigation (Q30573822) (← links)
• Improving access for patients - a practice manager questionnaire (Q33247221) (← links)
• Telephone use in primary care. Programme to shape demand has been started in several practices (Q33811893) (← links)
• Providing cell phone numbers and email addresses to Patients: the physician's perspective (Q33852686) (← links)
• Telephone consultations for general practice: a systematic review (Q33869042) (← links)
• Rural veteran access to healthcare services: investigating the role of information and communication technologies in overcoming spatial barriers. (Q33928687) (← links)
• Online medicine for pregnant women. (Q34003331) (← links)
• Evaluation of advanced access in the national primary care collaborative (Q34098752) (← links)
• Systematic review of recent innovations in service provision to improve access to primary care. (Q34098810) (← links)
• Cost-effectiveness of telephone or surgery asthma reviews: economic analysis of a randomised controlled trial (Q34620467) (← links)
• The effects of telephone consultation and triage on healthcare use and patient satisfaction: a systematic review. (Q35040170) (← links)
• Implementing telephone triage in general practice: a process evaluation of a cluster randomised controlled trial (Q35400831) (← links)
• The acceptability to patients of PhysioDirect telephone assessment and advice services; a qualitative interview study (Q35972028) (← links)
• Providing cell phone numbers and e-mail addresses to patients: The patient's perspective, a cross sectional study (Q36232873) (← links)
• Telephone triage systems in UK general practice: analysis of consultation duration during the index day in a pragmatic randomised controlled trial (Q36593106) (← links)
• The effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of telephone triage of patients requesting same day consultations in general practice: study protocol for a cluster randomised controlled trial comparing nurse-led and GP-led management systems (ESTEEM). (Q36614439) (← links)
• Video consultation use by Australian general practitioners: video vignette study (Q37020814) (← links)
• Telephone consulting in primary care: a triangulated qualitative study of patients and providers (Q37206603) (← links)
• Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of telephone consultations for fever or gastroenteritis using a formalised procedure in general practice: study protocol of a cluster randomised controlled trial (Q37278799) (← links)
• Acceptability of NHS 111 the telephone service for urgent health care: cross sectional postal survey of users' views (Q37671890) (← links)
• Telephone triage by GPs in out-of-hours primary care in Denmark: a prospective observational study of efficiency and relevance. (Q38840232) (← links)
• Impact of the CSM advice on thioridazine on general practitioner prescribing behaviour in Leeds: time series analysis (Q40514258) (← links)
• A survey of dental school's emergency departments in Ireland and the UK: provision of undergraduate teaching and emergency care (Q40842932) (← links)
• Telephone first consultations in primary care (Q42364911) (← links)
• Telephone consultations are routinely used (Q42785124) (← links)
• Advanced access. (Q43153517) (← links)
• How do patients respond when confronted with telephone access barriers to care? (Q48338175) (← links)
• Unresolved questions in telephone consulting (Q64447337) (← links)
• Factors affecting medical file documentation during telephone triage at an emergency call centre: a cross-sectional study of out-of-hours home visits by general practitioners in France (Q92293155) (← links)