Emergency Care Policy

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Highlighted claims

• The article identifies reducing barriers to GP and NHS 111 use in deprived areas as a policy intervention. — Socioeconomic inequality and access to emergency care: understanding the pathways to the emergency department in the UK
• The article identifies improvements to self-referral triage, navigation, and follow-up as ways to reduce unplanned returns. — Socioeconomic inequality and access to emergency care: understanding the pathways to the emergency department in the UK
• Strengthening NHS 111 in deprived areas is presented as a promising strategy when paired with equitable access and trust-building measures. — Socioeconomic inequality and access to emergency care: understanding the pathways to the emergency department in the UK
• Improving appointment availability, health literacy, and trust are suggested as possible interventions. — Socioeconomic inequality and access to emergency care: understanding the pathways to the emergency department in the UK