Association of individual-socioeconomic variation in quality-of-primary care with area-level service organisation: A multilevel analysis using linked data.

In major cities, PC initiatives at the local level, such as bulk-billing and after-hours access, were not associated with a relative benefit for low- compared with high-education individuals. In regional locations, policies supporting after-hours access may improve access to long consultations, more so for people with low- compared with high-education.