Assessing program efficiency: a time and motion study of the Mental Health Emergency Care - Rural Access Program in NSW Australia.
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No longer 'flying blind': how access has changed emergency mental health care in rural and remote emergency departments, a qualitative study.A transferable telepsychiatry model for improving access to emergency mental health care.Mental Health and Drivers of Need in Emergent and Non-Emergent Emergency Department (ED) Use: Do Living Location and Non-Emergent Care Sources Matter?Characterization of actions taken during the delivery of medication therapy management: A time-and-motion approach.
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Assessing program efficiency: a time and motion study of the Mental Health Emergency Care - Rural Access Program in NSW Australia.
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David Lyle
Emily Saurman
Russell Roberts
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10.3390/IJERPH110807678
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2014-07-31T00:00:00Z