Impact of Advanced Access on access, workload, and continuity: controlled before-and-after and simulated-patient study

Author： Salisbury Chris   Montgomery Alan A   Simons Lucy   Sampson Fiona   Edwards Sarah   Baxter Helen   Goodall Stephen   Smith Helen   Lattimer Val   Pickin D Mark  

Publisher： Royal College of General Practitioners

ISSN： 1478-5242

Source： British Journal of General Practice, Vol.57, Iss.541, 2007-08, pp. : 608-614

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