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Can the Effect of Primary Care Providers on Emergency Admissions for Chronic Diseases be Separated from Hospital Effects?

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Can the Effect of Primary Care Providers on Emergency Admissions for Chronic Diseases be Separated from Hospital Effects?

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The primary care indicators of emergency admissions for asthma, diabetes and epilepsy were presented by local health care co-operative (LHCC) in the 2003 Clinical Outcome Indicators Report. This paper explores how much of the variation between LHCCs and practices can be attributed to hospital of admission……