Benchmarking of viral bronchiolitis management by general practitioners in the United Kingdom

Benchmarking of viral bronchiolitis management by general practitioners in the United Kingdom

Viral bronchiolitis is the leading cause of hospitalization in infants in the United Kingdom (UK) with wide variation in rates of hospitalization in different geographical regions of the UK. A potential cause of these differences is variation in primary care management and referral to hospital. This...

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Main Authors:	Nickless, A, Galiza, E, Pollard, A, Drysdale, S
Format:	Journal article
Udgivet:	Mary Ann Liebert 2017

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