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Trends In Avoidable Hospitalizations, 1980–1998

Lola Jean Kozak, Margaret J. Hall and Maria F. Owings


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A lack of timely and effective ambulatory care can result in a greater number of hospitalizations, especially for certain conditions and among vulnerable groups.1 Communities where people perceived poor access to care had higher rates of hospitalization for certain chronic conditions.2 Preventive care was linked to a reduced probability of avoidable hospitalization for children on Medicaid, and continuity of care with a provider decreased hospitalizations for a Medicaid population of children and adults.3 Also, persons living in counties designated as primary care shortage areas were found to have more avoidable hospitalizations.4

In its 1993 report, Access to Health Care in . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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Age and sex.Race and geography.Source of payment.Specific conditions.
   Discussion And Policy Implications
 
Racial differences.Elderly.Other factors.Children.Data limitations.


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