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Next Steps Guidance for Primary Care Trusts
... Ultimately, the aim is for a national call and recall system, linking locally, to help ensure that a systematic and universal programme of vascular checks is offered to everyone eligible. This will be developed by the ...
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Primary care trusts as commissioners of secondary care: Three case studies
... In the NHS, many early contracts between purchasers and providers were block contracts: fixed payments made to hospitals in return for access to specific services (Chalkley & Malcomson, 1996). An important point here is ...
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Do information systems meet the needs of primary care trusts?
... practice level and ideally at the level of the individual ...referral rates from hospital systems, suggesting either that they have limited access to information from practice-based systems or that ...
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How equitable are GP practice prescribing rates for statins?: an ecological study in four primary care trusts in North West England
... prescribing rates could be explained to vastly differing degrees and were also related to different proxies of healthcare ...prescribing rates and patient age, deprivation and ...prescribing rates ...
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Negative behaviours in the workplace A study of two Primary Care Trusts in the NHS
... In terms of the incidence of negative workplace behaviours in the UK, there is a lack of consensus, with studies varying between 10 per cent and 50 per cent of staff experiencing/witnessing such behaviours (UNISON, 1997; ...
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The link between health care spending and health outcomes for the new English Primary Care Trusts
... of care discussed above, we also estimated outcome and expenditure equations for three other programmes – infectious diseases, genitor-urinary problems and neonate conditions -- for which a relevant mortality ...
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The link between health care spending and health outcomes for the new English Primary Care Trusts
... of care discussed above, we also estimated outcome and expenditure equations for three other programmes – infectious diseases, genitor-urinary problems and neonate conditions -- for which a relevant mortality ...
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Ethnic inequalities in the treatment and outcome of diabetes in three English Primary Care Trusts
... Compared to the United Kingdom, they contain a higher proportion of working age population and a lower pro- portion of the older population. Table 3 shows the ethnic group classification (using Read codes for 1991 Census ...
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Missed Appointment Rates And The Implication On Primary Care Practice
... zip code indicating it is a better approximation of the latent variables that either zip code missed rate or actual zip code represents such as distance between the patient’s home and the appointment ...
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ASSESSMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS AT THE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE LEVEL
... fracture rates is scanty in several regions of the ...fracture rates are similar to those of ...incidence rates in the established market economies, a region that accounted for the greatest ...
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Characteristics of Primary Care Trusts in financial deficit and surplus – a comparative study in the English NHS
... of primary care trusts has come under considerable scrutiny by the government, and financial deficits have been blamed on poor local management of ...those Primary Care Trusts ...
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Characteristics of Primary Care Trusts in financial deficit and surplus - a comparative study in the English NHS
... of primary care trusts has come under considerable scrutiny by the government, and financial deficits have been blamed on poor local management of ...those Primary Care Trusts ...
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Cervical Cancer Rates and the Supply of Primary Care Physicians in Florida
... We also added measures of physician supply to all models, including family physicians, general practitio- ners, general internists, obstetrician-gynecologists, and all other non-primary care specialists. ...
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Improving Immunization Rates in a Hospital-Based Primary Care Practice
... tice settings with already high rates. Rodewald et al 18 showed that patient tracking and outreach were effective in- terventions, and work by Gannon et al 9 supported a team-based approach. Fu et al 8 also showed ...
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The organisational and human resource challenges facing primary care trusts : protocol of a multiple case study
... Methods: The study will be undertaken in three stages. In Stage 1 the key literature on public sector and NHS organisational development and human resources management will be reviewed, and discussions will be held with ...
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Nurses` Perception Regarding Diabetic Wound Care at Primary Health Care Level
... wound care based on the basic knowledge and skills during pre-service ...glucose level of the patients; carried wound debridement, advice for appropriate antibiotic and good nutrition ...wound care ...
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Prevalence of celiac disease in primary care: the need for its own code
... own code in the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC) but it is coded under code D99 “ Disease digestive system, other ” , which hinders diagnosis, intervention and ...from ...
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DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH REPORT. An oral health needs assessment for Lambeth, Southwark & Lewisham Primary Care Trusts
... 2. DEMOGRAPHY This section contains an analysis of the demographic characteristics of the resident population of the three boroughs of Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham rather than the formally defined PCT population. The ...
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Teenage Pregnancy Next Steps: Guidance for Local Authorities and Primary Care Trusts on Effective Delivery of Local Strategies
... pregnancy rates have fallen by ...staff. Level 1 training aims to provide professionals who work with young people with the opportunity to develop their awareness of, and confidence in discussing, sexual ...
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Adherence to the Medicine Code List in Primary Health Care Military Clinics in Gauteng
... The most effective interventions in terms of largest positive effects on medicine use outcomes have combined multiple intervention components, especially those characterised by enhanced health worker supervision combined ...
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