Patients’ experiences of health and social care in long-term neurological conditions in England: a cross-sectional survey

Objectives To investigate patients' experiences of health and social care services in long-term neurological conditions in England. Method Cross-sectional survey of 5209 patient members of the Motor Neurone Di...

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Main Authors:	Peters, M, Fitzpatrick, R, Doll, H, Playford, E, Jenkinson, C
Format:	Journal article
Published:	SAGE Publications 2013

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