From: 	Nicholas Mays
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Date: 	12 December 2014 14:53
Subject: 	Re: Fwd: Your submission HEAP-D-14-00234R1
Attachments:	Preferences for general practice in England - results of a DCE (Lagarde et al), 23 Sept 14.docx

Paper accepted by Health Policy 15 October 2014.  Copy of pre-publication version attached.
 
Nick

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>>> Nicholas Mays 15/10/2014 09:01 >>>
Excellent!

Almost as good as a blood transfusion!

Nick

Nicholas Mays 
Professor of Health Policy 
Department of Health Services Research & Policy 
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine 
15-17 Tavistock Place 
London WC1H 9SH 
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>>> Mylene Lagarde <mylene.lagarde@lshtm.ac.uk> 15/10/2014 08:02:06 >>>
Good news!

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From: "Health Policy" <heap@elsevier.com>
Date: 15 October 2014 05:40:17 BST
To: "Mylene Lagarde" <Mylene.Lagarde@lshtm.ac.uk>
Subject: Your submission HEAP-D-14-00234R1

Ref.:  Ms. No. HEAP-D-14-00234R1
Determinants of the Choice of GP Practice Registration in England: Evidence from a Discrete Choice Experiment
Health Policy

Dear Dr. Lagarde,

The peer-review process of your manuscript "Determinants of the Choice of GP Practice Registration in England: Evidence from a Discrete Choice Experiment" is now complete. Based on the reviewers' recommendations and our own assessment, I am pleased to tell you that we can accept it for publication in its current form. 

I attach the reviewers' comments for your information below. 

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Thank you for submitting your article to Health Policy.

With kind regards,

Peter Smith
Associate Editor
Health Policy

Comments from the reviewers:

Reviewer #2: The authors have addressed my concerns, although I do not agree with them about my original point 2, I accept this is a matter of opinion.