A pragmatic quasi-experimental multi-site community intervention trial evaluating the impact of Emergency Care Practitioners in different UK health settings on patient pathways (NEECaP Trial)

Suzanne Mason; Colin O'Keeffe; Emma Knowles; Mike Bradburn; Mike Campbell; Patricia Coleman; Chris Stride; Rachel O'Hara; Jo Rick; Malcolm Patterson

doi:10.1136/emj.2010.103572

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A pragmatic quasi-experimental multi-site community intervention trial evaluating the impact of Emergency Care Practitioners in different UK health settings on patient pathways (NEECaP Trial)

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A pragmatic quasi-experimental multi-site community intervention trial evaluating the impact of Emergency Care Practitioners in different UK health settings on patient pathways (NEECaP Trial)

Emergency Medicine Journal 2012;29:47-53.

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