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Unreachable patient safety in GP speciality training: a practical intervention to close risk when contact fails
When patients cannot be reached yet risk exists, GP trainees must make proportionate safety decisions without the stabilising anchor of a live consultation. This ‘unreachable patient’ problem is common in results handling, radiology follow-up, medication monitoring, and safeguarding, but is rarely t
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