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High Volume Low Complexity Surgical Hubs in England: Can They Improve Physician Productivity?
Whether organisational separation of elective and emergency care improves physician productivity remains an open question. Most existing evidence relies on cross-sectional comparisons or volume-based outcomes that cannot isolate efficiency gains from input expansion or provider selection. In contras
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