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- Figure 1. Practice and PCN-level slope indices of inequality (SIIs) over time for GPs. PCN = primary care network
- Figure 2. Practice and PCN-level slope indices of inequality (SIIs) over time for nurses. PCN = primary care network
- Figure 3. Practice-level slope indices of inequality (SIIs) over time for total direct patient care (DPC) staff
- Figure 4. Practice-level slope indices of inequality (SIIs) over time for pharmacists and physician associates (PAs)
- Figure 5. Practice-level slope indices of inequality (SIIs) over time for paramedics
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Adjusted practice-level SII (95% CI) Difference between the most and least deprived deciles (per 10 000 patients) FTE Hours/week GPs –1.41a (–1.62 to –1.20) –1.41 –56.4 Total direct patient care staff –1.47a (–1.67 to –1.27) –1.47 –58.8 Nurses 0.0015 (–0.15 to 0.15) 0.0015 0.6 Pharmacists 0.098a (0.057 to 0.14) 0.098 3.9 Physician associates 0.067a (0.040 to 0.094) 0.067 2.7 Paramedics –0.077a (–0.11 to –0.048) –0.077 –3.1 a P<0.001. FTE = full-time equivalent. SII = slope index of inequality.
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