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Targeting integrated care to those most likely to need frequent health care: a review of social and clinical risk factors

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posted on 2024-11-17, 10:57 authored by Janet SansoniJanet Sansoni, Pamela Grootemaat, Habibur Seraji, Megan Blanchard, Milena SnoekMilena Snoek
Evidence check: Targeting integrated care: social and clinical risk factors

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J. Sansoni, P. Grootemaat, M. Seraji, M. Blanchard & M. Snoek, Targeting integrated care to those most likely to need frequent health care: a review of social and clinical risk factors (Sax Institute, Australia, 2015). http://www.aci.health.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/274742/Evidence_Check_Targeting_integrated_care_Social_and_clinical_risk_factors.pdf

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NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation

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