Association of processes of primary care and hospitalisation for people with diabetes: A record linkage study
Highlights • We explore the association between diabetes primary care processes and hospitalisation. • Implementing recommended diabetes care is associated with reduced hospitalisation. • Review of, and not just preparation of, management plans is required. • Access to quality primary care provides...
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| description | Highlights • We explore the association between diabetes primary care processes and hospitalisation. • Implementing recommended diabetes care is associated with reduced hospitalisation. • Review of, and not just preparation of, management plans is required. • Access to quality primary care provides alternatives to hospital presentation. • Hospital avoidance programmes must support a strong primary care sector. |
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