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Balancing workloads under GP attachment.

L Brooks·C Fickling·C Walker
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Alignment with a GP practice resulted in fluctuating workloads for health visitors Lynda Brooks, Caro Fickling and Caroline Walker. Here they describe how the introduction of a corporate caseload helped to restore balance.

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L Brooks, C Fickling, C Walker. 1994. Balancing workloads under GP attachment.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7829344/

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