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Label: Benzeval, Michaela, King's Fund Institute (King Edward's Hospital Fund for London), and Judge, Ken
Label: 1993
Label: The aim of this paper is to develop statistical models which explain the utilisation of GP services and which can also subsequently be linked to the 1991 census data to calculate weighted population estimates for areas based on their need for health care

Label: Scheuer, Mary Ann, Robinson, Ray, Audit Commission for Local Authorities and the National Health Service in England and Wales, Ham, Chris, King's Fund College (King Edward's Hospital Fund for London), and King's Fund Institute (King Edward's Hospital Fund for London)
Label: 1992

Label: King's Fund College (King Edward's Hospital Fund for London), Audit Commission for Local Authorities and the National Health Service in England and Wales, Ham, Chris, Scheuer, Mary Ann, King's Fund Institute (King Edward's Hospital Fund for London), and Robinson, Ray
Label: 1992

Label: Ferriss, David M., King's Fund Institute (King Edward's Hospital Fund for London), and Weiner, Jonathan P.
Label: 1990
Label: The thesis of this paper is that an analysis of the GP budget holding proposal (in 'Working for Patients'), in the light of the US HMO movement and the managed care industry it has spawned, will provide valuable insight into how the British innovation might function, or not. The paper ...

Label: Cartwright, Ann and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Label: 1990
Label: The care given to a random sample of adults who died in 1987 is described retrospectively by relatives and others who had known them. Most praised, or were satisfied with, the care given by general practitioners but both the statistics and the quotations reveal some disconcerting inadequacies in this care, ...

Label: King Edward's Hospital Fund for London and Richards, Clive
Label: 1989
Label: This paper looks at the attitudes and behaviour in seeking health care of all the general medical practitioners in one family practitioner area - Avon. The results show that this group of doctors find difficulty in receiving help from other doctors, particularly for conditions to which doctors are most susceptible. ...

Label: Wakeford, Richard, King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, Roden, Marian, and Rothman, Arthur
Label: 1986
Label: At whatever age general practitioners retire, whether early, late, or at what is regarded as the conventional time (65), this is likely to have substantial implications for manpower planning - in the UK for example in connection with the demand for and establishment of vocational training schemes. A study of ...

Label: King's Fund Centre (King Edward's Hospital Fund for London)
Label: 1986
Label: The publication of "Primary health care: an agenda for discussion" was welcomed by the London Project Executive Committee of the King's Fund as an opportunity to contribute to the debate on the future of primary health care. In order to prepare a response which would contain practical recommendations for improving ...

Label: King's Fund Centre (King Edward's Hospital Fund for London), May, Annabelle, and Allsop, Judy
Label: 1985
Label: This study was commissioned by the King's Fund London Project Executive Committee in December 1983 to examine the problems of telephoning doctors in London as experienced by patients and other service providers. The authors examine the availability of general practitioners during the day and out-of-hours, the variety of answering services ...

Label: King Edward's Hospital Fund for London and Dowie, Robin
Label: 1983
Label: The book studies referral behaviour by relating medical referrals sent by doctors to a district hospital to findings from in-depth interviews with these doctors and to information about their use of the investigation services. The author goes on to study the outcome of the referrals by interviewing the consultants concerned ...

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