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People living with multiple long-term conditions have different pathways of unscheduled care in hospital: findings from an analysis of routinely-collected clinical data
Study ObjectiveLittle is known about where in hospital care for multiple long-term conditions (MLTC) is delivered. We aimed to describe pathways of care (ward transfers) and outcomes for people admitted to hospital for unscheduled care by MLTC status and other key sociodemographic characteristics.
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