Impact of NHS 111 Online on the NHS 111 telephone service and urgent care system: a mixed-methods study
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Impact of NHS 111 Online on the NHS 111 telephone service and urgent care system: a mixed-methods study
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Health Services and Delivery Research
Volume 9, Issue 21, Pages 1-148
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National Institute for Health Research
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2021-11-11
DOI
10.3310/hsdr09210
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