Sherry M, Edmunds S, Touquet R
Arch Emerg Med. 1985 Sep;2(3):161-4. doi: 10.1136/emj.2.3.161.
A study over a 2-week period was undertaken to determine what the delivery success rate was for letters given to a patient in the accident and emergency department for delivery to that patient's general practitioner. This was found to be 60% at 2 weeks, rising to 71% at 4 weeks. The only statistically significant factor affecting this success rate was the age of the patient. The importance of the delivery of these letters is emphasized.
进行了一项为期两周的研究，以确定交给急诊部门患者转交给其全科医生的信件的送达成功率。两周时发现这一成功率为60%，四周时升至71%。影响这一成功率的唯一具有统计学意义的因素是患者的年龄。强调了这些信件送达的重要性。
