Equally it also demonstrates, how in certain scenarios, quite significant centralization of the service, with closure of just over one‐third of current centers (24 of 65 centers), may result in only a relative small impact on patients with respect to travel time.
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Simulating the impact of centralization of prostate cancer surgery services on travel burden and equity in the English National Health Service: A national population based model for health service re-design.
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