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GPs and emergency primary health care, 2012

Published: 23 January 2014

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Table 1	Percentage who had consultation in emergency primary health care or general practitioner (GP) during the year. Age groups. Per cent. 2012	Percentage who had consultation in emergency primary health care or general practitioner (GP) during the year. Age groups. Per cent. 2012	Percentage who had consultation in emergency primary health care or general practitioner (GP) during the year. Age groups. Per cent. 2012	Percentage who had consultation in emergency primary health care or general practitioner (GP) during the year. Age groups. Per cent. 2012
Table 2	Percentage who had consultation in emergency primary health care or general practitioner (GP) during the year. Age groups and gender. Per cent. 2012	Percentage who had consultation in emergency primary health care or general practitioner (GP) during the year. Age groups and gender. Per cent. 2012	Percentage who had consultation in emergency primary health care or general practitioner (GP) during the year. Age groups and gender. Per cent. 2012	Percentage who had consultation in emergency primary health care or general practitioner (GP) during the year. Age groups and gender. Per cent. 2012

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