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Royal College of General Practitioners, British Journal of General Practice, 634(65), p. e344-e350, 2015
RCN Publishing (RCNi), Primary Health Care, 6(27), p. 13-13
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Physician associates and GPs in primary care: a comparison
Journal article published in 2015 by
Vari M. Drennan 
,
Mary Halter,
Louise Joly ,
Heather Gage,
Robert L. Grant,
Jonathan Gabe,
Sally Brearley,
Wilfred Carneiro,
Simon de Lusignan ,
Kat Millward
,
Mary Halter,
Louise Joly ,
Heather Gage,
Robert L. Grant,
Jonathan Gabe,
Sally Brearley,
Wilfred Carneiro,
Simon de Lusignan ,
Kat Millward
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Abstract
The processes and outcomes of PA and GP consultations for same-day appointment patients are similar at a lower consultation cost. PAs offer a potentially acceptable and efficient addition to the general practice workforce.