From: 	Nicholas Mays
To:	publications@lshtm.ac.uk
Date: 	12 December 2014 14:50
Subject: 	Fwd: Your submission HEAP-D-14-00389R1
Attachments:	Policy analysis on removal of practice boundaries (Mays et al), resubmitted, 16 Oct 14.docx

Accepted, pre-publication version of this article is attached.  Accepted by Health Policy, 27 October 2014.
 
Nick

Nicholas Mays
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>>> Stefanie Tan 27/10/2014 16:03 >>>
Hi All,
 
Good news on the policy analysis piece.  I'll share a copy of the article once it is through the proofs stage.
 
Many thanks again for your helpful comments and contributions in getting this one ready for publication.
 
Stef

>>> "Health Policy" <heap@elsevier.com> 27/10/2014 15:46 >>>
Dear Ms. Tan,

Thank you very much for the thorough revision of your manuscript. 
I am pleased to tell you that we can accept it for publication in its current form. 

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