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An observational study of emergency department utilization among enrollees of Minnesota Health Care Programs: financial and non-financial barriers have different associations

机译:对明尼苏达州医疗保健计划的参与者中急诊室使用情况的观察研究:财务和非财务壁垒有不同的关联

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BackgroundEmergency department (ED) use is costly, and especially frequent among publicly insured populations in the US, who also disproportionately encounter financial (cost/coverage-related) and non-financial/practical barriers to care. The present study examines the distinct associations financial and non-financial barriers to care have with patterns of ED use among a publicly insured population.
机译:背景技术急诊室(ED)的使用成本很高,在美国的公共保险人群中尤为频繁,他们在医疗(成本/承保范围相关)和非财务/实践方面的障碍也成比例。本研究调查了在公共保险人群中,医疗方面的财务和非财务障碍与ED使用模式之间的不同联系。

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