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Sense-making strategies and help-seeking behaviours associated with urgent care services: a mixed-methods study

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Background Policy has been focused on reducing unnecessary emergency department attendances by providing more responsive urgent care services and guiding patients to ‘the right place’. The variety of services has created a complex urgent care landscape for people to access and navigate.

Objectives To describe how the public, providers and policy-makers define and make sense of urgent care; to explain how sense-making influences patients’ strategies...

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Published
Peer review status:
Peer reviewed

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10.3310/hsdr07260

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0000-0002-5006-4438
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NIHR Journals Library Publisher's website
Journal:
Health Services and Delivery Research Journal website
Volume:
7
Issue:
26
Publication date:
2019-07-30
Acceptance date:
2019-07-26
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EISSN:
2050-4357
ISSN:
2050-4349
Pmid:
31356036
Language:
English
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Review
Pubs id:
1077513
Local pid:
pubs:1077513
Deposit date:
2020-06-02

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