What proportion of adult allergy referrals to secondary care could be dealt with in primary care by a GP with special interest?

Overview of attention for article published in Clinical and Translational Allergy, January 2016

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RT @AllergyNet: How many adult allergy referrals could be managed by GPs? This UK paper says 50%. I reckon 80% in Oz https://t.co/lhWcrdLGX…

RT @AllergyNet: How many adult allergy referrals could be managed by GPs? This UK paper says 50%. I reckon 80% in Oz https://t.co/lhWcrdLGX…

RT @AllergyNet: How many adult allergy referrals could be managed by GPs? This UK paper says 50%. I reckon 80% in Oz https://t.co/lhWcrdLGX…

RT @AllergyNet: How many adult allergy referrals could be managed by GPs? This UK paper says 50%. I reckon 80% in Oz https://t.co/lhWcrdLGX…

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