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Effect on doctors' work load of a campaign to encourage early reporting of breast symptoms
  1. Sally Nichols,
  2. W E Waters
  1. Community Medicine, University of Southampton, Southampton SO9 4XY, UK

    Abstract

    A public health education campaign to encourage early reporting of breast symptoms was held in Southampton during February 1981. General practitioners kept a record of women Consulting them about breast symptoms. The results were confounded by a recording behaviour effect but provided no evidence of a pronounced increase in their work load. There was no overall increase in hospital outpatient work load.

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