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- Appendix 1: List of physical and mental health conditions List of physical and mental health conditions
- Appendix 2: Definitions used to identify potentially preventable admissions
- Appendix 3: Sensitivity analyses
- Appendix 4: Number of physical conditions by gender, age and deprivation
- Appendix 5: Mental health morbidity by gender, age and deprivation
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