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Does decentralising the care of patients with chronic disorders result in altered patient satisfaction
Introduction: In 1994 the Bonteheuwel and Valhalla Park clinics in Cape Town started a pilot project for the care of patients with chronic disorders. Patients in Bonteheuwel and Valhalla Park with chronic disorders who were previously under the care of Day Hospital or Hospitals in other suburbs, can...
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Division of Family Medicine
2017
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