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  • Patients who need to visit the emergency department will be encouraged to phone NHS 111, and the service will advise them when to go 1 Patients may also be advised to self-care or be given an appointment with their GP instead Others may be put off from seeking help altogether, leading to further avoidable mortality, as happened at the height of the first wave 3 A few patients may game the system: facing a week’s wait (or two or three) for a GP appointment, they may use NHS 111 to try to bag an earlier slot Commissioned;not externally peer reviewed 1 Jewers C Patients are told to call NHS 111 before going to A&E in NHS winter shake up in a bid to prevent overcrowding in hospital waiting areas
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  • BMJ
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  • WHO
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  • Helen Salisbury: Plan your emergency
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  • #830906
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  • 2020

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