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Having a usual source of care reduces ED visits.

Stephen M Petterson¹, David Rabin, Robert L Phillips, Andrew W Bazemore, Martey S Dodoo.

Abstract

The recent growth in the use of emergency departments (EDs) is costly, undesirable, and unnecessary. This trend is partly due to a growing proportion of persons who lack a usual source of care. This group is increasingly likely to rely on EDs for their health care needs compared with those who have a usual source of care.

Entities: Disease Species

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Year: 2009 PMID： 19178059

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Am Fam Physician ISSN： 0002-838X Impact factor: 3.292

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Having a usual source of care reduces ED visits.

1. Reducing preventable emergency department utilization and costs by using community health workers as patient navigators.

2. Factors Associated With Loss of Usual Source of Care Among Older Adults.

3. Student Faculty Collaborative Clinics Influence on Emergency Department Use.

4. Usual source of care and outcomes following acute myocardial infarction.

5. Association Between the Medical Home Model of Care and Demographic Characteristics in US Children.

6. Ambulatory-Based Bladder Outlet Procedures Offer Significant Cost Savings and Comparable 30-Day Outcomes Relative to Inpatient Procedures.

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