'The edge effect': an exploratory study of some factors affecting referrals to cancer genetic services in rural Wales [An article from

Author: R. Iredale
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ISBN: B000RR7YUU
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'The edge effect': an exploratory study of some factors affecting referrals to cancer genetic services in rural Wales [An article from: Health and Place]

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This exploratory study examines the role of rurality in referrals from primary care to the Cancer Genetics Service for Wales (CGSW) through a case study of referrals from Montgomeryshire, a predominantly rural area in mid-Wales located adjacent to the English border. Awareness of CGSW amongst practitioners is low. We found that rurality plays a role in referral behaviour as distance, time travelling and accessibility by car and public transport are all perceived Get 'The edge effect': an exploratory study of some factors affecting referrals to cancer genetic services in rural Wales [An article from our bestseller medical books.

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This exploratory study examines the role of rurality in referrals from primary care to the Cancer Genetics Service for Wales (CGSW) through a case study of referrals from Montgomeryshire, a predominantly rural area in mid-Wales located adjacent to the English border We found that rurality plays a role in referral behaviour as distance, time travelling and accessibility by car and public transport are all perceived

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