Physician and practice characteristics associated with immunoglobulin test ordering.

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Anthony P Fitzgerald

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John P Browne

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Mary R Cahill

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The effectiveness of interventions to improve laboratory requesting patterns among primary care physicians: a systematic review

Temporal growth and geographic variation in the use of laboratory tests by NHS general practices: using routine data to identify research priorities.

The landscape of inappropriate laboratory testing: a 15-year meta-analysis

Pathology tests: is the time for demand management ripe at last?

Best practice in primary care pathology: review 1

A review identifies and classifies reasons for ordering diagnostic tests.

Risk taking in general practice: GP out-of-hours referrals to hospital.

The impact of structured laboratory routines in computerized medical records in a primary care service setting.

Variation in test ordering behaviour of GPs: professional or context-related factors?

Women patients' preferences for female or male GPs

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10.1093/FAMPRA/CMX063

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Colin P Bradley

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2018-01-01T00:00:00Z

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