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View all instances of this variable outpat3 : Able to complain about treatment? Q85
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1995
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View all instances of this variable outpat3 : Able to complain about treatment Q64
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1994
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View all instances of this variable OutPat3 : Able to complain about treatment? Q380
Question Text: (And please say whether you think...) if you wanted to complain about the treatment you received, you would be able to without any fuss or bother?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2006
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View all instances of this variable outpat3 : `Able to complain about treatment Ql3c'
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1993
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View all instances of this variable OUTPAT3 : Able to complain about treatment? AB214
Question Text: And please say whether you think, if you wanted to complain about the treatment you received, you would be able to without any fuss or bother?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2002
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View all instances of this variable OUTPAT3 : Able to complain about treatment? Q471
Question Text: (And please say whether you think)... if you wanted to complain about the treatment you received, you would be able to without fuss or bother?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1998
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View all instances of this variable OutPat3 : Able to complain about treatment? Q412
Question Text: (And please say whether you think...) if you wanted to complain about the treatment you received, you would be able to without any fuss or bother?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2004
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View all instances of this variable OUTPAT3 : Would be able to complain about treatment easily? Q302
Question Text: (And please say whether you think...) if you wanted to complain about the treatment you received, you would be able to without any fuss or bother?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2000
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View all instances of this variable OUTPAT3 : Able to complain about treatment? Q217
Question Text: (And please say whether you think...) if you wanted to complain about the treatment you received, you would be able to without any fuss or bother?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1999
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View all instances of this variable OutPat3 : Outpatient appointment: if wanted to complain about the treatment received, able to without any fuss\bother? :Q428
Question Text: (And please say whether you think ...) if you wanted to complain about the treatment you received, you would be able to without any fuss or bother?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2010
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