Referral rates of patients with diabetes to secondary care are inversely related to the prevalence of diabetes in each primary care practice and confidence in treatment, not to HbA1c level

Qi Zhuang Siah(Cardiff University), Mohammad Alhadj Ali(Cardiff University), Colin Dayan(University of Birmingham), F. Susan Wong(University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust), N.H. Ubeysekara(Cardiff University), Peter Taylor(University Hospital of Wales), Sarah Davies(Woodlands Hospital)
Primary care diabetes
February 21, 2021
10.1016/j.pcd.2021.02.004
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