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Patterns, predictors and outcomes of patient transfer in public sector chronic primary care services
Background: To maintain long-term care, patients with chronic conditions may require transfers between health facilities, jeopardising continuity of care. High levels of geographic mobility in low-and middle-income countries mean that patients may require transfers between primary health care (PHC)...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2025
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