Safety, efficiency and health-related quality of telephone triage conducted by general practitioners, nurses, or physicians in out-of-hours primary care: a quasi-experimental study using the…

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RT @rheumarhyme: I've read this way before as suggested by @endocrine_witch but cram reviewing for tomorrow's recording. ➡️Quality of ☎️ #…

02 Sep 2021

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I've read this way before as suggested by @endocrine_witch but cram reviewing for tomorrow's recording. ➡️Quality of ☎️ #telemedicine triage: nurse > gp > specialists ➡️Fig 5, #2: 31-46% don't ask to speak to patient (must identify person in call!)

02 Sep 2021

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👀 STUDY: #Nurses, using computerised decision support systems, performed better than GPs in telephone #triage on a large number of health-related items. More research advised. https://t.co/mgNNHFTecC

17 Jul 2020

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@akutberedskabet Her er de 2 studier: https://t.co/0EJsENKpzG https://t.co/muTUEA95Uu

14 Jun 2020

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