Patient motivators for emergency department utilization: a pilot cross-sectional survey of uninsured admitted patients at a university teaching hospital
K Lozano, UC Ogbu, A Amin, B Chakravarthy… - The Journal of …, 2015 - Elsevier
Background During the past several decades, emergency department (ED) increasing
volume has proven to be a difficult challenge to address. With the advent of the Affordable …
volume has proven to be a difficult challenge to address. With the advent of the Affordable …
An observational study of emergency department utilization among enrollees of Minnesota Health Care Programs: financial and non-financial barriers have different …
Background Emergency department (ED) use is costly, and especially frequent among
publicly insured populations in the US, who also disproportionately encounter financial …
publicly insured populations in the US, who also disproportionately encounter financial …
[PDF][PDF] How primary care practice affects Medicaid patients' use of emergency services
RA Lowe - LDI issue brief, 2005 - core.ac.uk
The use of emergency departments (EDs) in the US continues to rise. Some of these ED
visits may reflect limited access to primary care, even among patients with a primary care …
visits may reflect limited access to primary care, even among patients with a primary care …
Exploring health insurance status and emergency department utilization
Emergency department (ED) use, by both insured and uninsured, leads to significant health
care costs in the United States. While frequent ED use is often attributed to the uninsured …
care costs in the United States. While frequent ED use is often attributed to the uninsured …
Reasons for frequent emergency department use by Medicaid enrollees: a qualitative study
R Capp, L Kelley, P Ellis, J Carmona… - Academic …, 2016 - Wiley Online Library
Abstract Background The Affordable Care Act initiated several care coordination programs
tailored to reduce emergency department (ED) use for Medicaid‐enrolled frequent ED users …
tailored to reduce emergency department (ED) use for Medicaid‐enrolled frequent ED users …
National study of health insurance type and reasons for emergency department use
R Capp, SP Rooks, JL Wiler, RD Zane… - Journal of general internal …, 2014 - Springer
ABSTRACT BACKGROUND The rates of emergency department (ED) utilization vary
substantially by type of health insurance, but the association between health insurance type …
substantially by type of health insurance, but the association between health insurance type …
Access to care among emergency department patients
CA Marco, M Weiner, SL Ream, D Lumbrezer… - Emergency Medicine …, 2012 - emj.bmj.com
Objective The number of annual patient visits to US emergency departments (ED) has been
increasing since 1995, whereas the number of ED is decreasing. Previous studies have …
increasing since 1995, whereas the number of ED is decreasing. Previous studies have …
[图书][B] Dispelling myths about emergency department use: majority of Medicaid visits are for urgent or more serious symptoms
AS Sommers, ER Boukus, E Carrier - 2012 - hschange.org
Policy makers and providers frequently point to Medicaid patients' heavy reliance on
hospital emergency departments as a problem that contributes to crowded emergency …
hospital emergency departments as a problem that contributes to crowded emergency …
Access to care issues and the role of EDs in the wake of the Affordable Care Act
AT Janke, AM Brody, DL Overbeek, JC Bedford… - The American journal of …, 2015 - Elsevier
Context Americans who received public insurance under the Affordable Care Act use the
emergency department (ED) more frequently than before they were insured. If newly …
emergency department (ED) more frequently than before they were insured. If newly …
Medicaid expansion reduced emergency department visits by low-income adults due to barriers to outpatient care
Background: Prior studies have found conflicting effects of Medicaid expansion on
emergency department (ED) utilization but have not studied the reasons patients go to EDs …
emergency department (ED) utilization but have not studied the reasons patients go to EDs …