Distance and travel have been previously explored and findings are equivocal; however, there is some evidence that distance and travel may be significant for some. 26 – 28 The findings suggest that there may be a complex interplay between distance to clinics; ability to drive or access public transport; time to travel and time required at clinics; poverty or affluence; and age and frailty.
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GP referral to rapid diagnostic centres for non-specific cancer symptoms: a qualitative study.
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