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Weekend admissions and increased risk for mortality: less urgent treatments only?-Reply.

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Palmer, W., Bottle, A., Davie, C., Vincent, C., & Aylin, P. (2013). Weekend admissions and increased risk for mortality: less urgent treatments only?-Reply. JAMA Neurology, 70(1), 132–133.

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Palmer, W., et al. “Weekend Admissions and Increased Risk for Mortality: Less Urgent Treatments Only?-Reply.” JAMA Neurology, vol. 70, no. 1, 2013, pp. 132–33.

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Palmer, W, A Bottle, C Davie, C Vincent, and P Aylin. 2013. “Weekend Admissions and Increased Risk for Mortality: Less Urgent Treatments Only?-Reply.” JAMA Neurology 70 (1): 132–33.
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Publisher copy:: 10.1001/jamaneurol.2013.706

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+ Bottle, A More by this author

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+ Davie, C More by this author

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+ Vincent, C More by this author

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+ Aylin, P More by this author

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Journal:: JAMA neurology More from this journal
Volume:: 70
Issue:: 1
Pages:: 132-133
Publication date:: 2013-01-01
DOI:: 10.1001/jamaneurol.2013.706
EISSN:: 2168-6157
ISSN:: 2168-6149

Language:: English
Keywords:: Humans

After-Hours Care

Female

Male

Hospital Mortality

Quality of Health Care

Patient Admission

Stroke
Pubs id:: pubs:450501
UUID:: uuid:42e6ed75-07e0-476a-835c-7e8f7cf143bd
Local pid:: pubs:450501
Source identifiers:: 450501
Deposit date:: 2014-02-28

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