Max Rady College of Medicine
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Roos LL, Walld R, Uhanova J, Bond R. Physician visits, hospitalizations, and socioeconomic status: ambulatory care sensitive conditions in a Canadian setting. Health Serv Res 2005;40(4):1167-1185. [Abstract]
Related concepts |
| Ambulatory Care Sensitive (ACS) Conditions |
| Bootstrapping Methods |
| Family Income / Household Income - Extracting from DPIN Application Files |
Related terms |
| Ambulatory Care Sensitive (ACS) Conditions |
| Bootstrapping |
Keywords |
| adolescent |
| Adult |
| aged |
| ambulatory care |
| ambulatory care sensitive |
| Canada |
| child |
| Child,Preschool |
| Cross-Sectional Studies |
| Health |
| health policy |
| Health Services |
| health services accessibility |
| hospitalization |
| Humans |
| income |
| Infant |
| Infant,Newborn |
| Insurance |
| longitudinal studies |
| Manitoba |
| Manitoba Studies |
| methods |
| Middle Aged |
| physician |
| physician visits |
| population |
| Primary Health Care |
| Research |
| Research Support |
| residence characteristics |
| Socioeconomic Factors |
| socioeconomic status |
| statistics & numerical data |
| Universal Coverage |
| Universities |
| Urban Population |
| utilization |
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