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Using the English national health service dataset for research into mental health service use among children and young people

Shoari N, Lewis K, Blackburn R, Ritchie B, Cummins S, Rogers NT, Hajna S, Hardelid P.   +7 more
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Medicare Parity and Outpatient Mental Health Service Use and Costs Among Beneficiaries With Depression.

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Tetlow SM, Phillips VL, Hockenberry JM.
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The Consequences of Universalizing Health Services: Children's Use of Health Services in Catalonia

International Journal of Health Services, 1998
The purpose of this study was to assess the role of needs and social factors in the use of health services among children under age 15 in Catalonia, Spain, where health care reform was explicitly designed to facilitate universal access to primary care according to health needs.
L, Rajmil, B, Starfield, A, Plasència, A, Segura   +3 more
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Use of Social and Health Services by the Elderly

Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1982
The differences in physical and social functioning between the elderly and the general population are likely to affect the utilization of social and health services we focus on two areas: (1) determining whether the elderly are affected by factors known to be important to service utilization among the general population; and (2) exploring the ...
C, Coulton, A K, Frost
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Use of Mental Health Services in Chile

Psychiatric Services, 2004
S: To address the growing burden of mental illness in Latin America, a better understanding of mental health service use and barriers to care is needed. Although many Latin American countries have nationalized health care systems that could potentially improve access to care, significant barriers to care remain.
Sandra, Saldivia, Benjamin, Vicente, Robert, Kohn, Pedro, Rioseco, Silverio, Torres   +4 more
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Health Service Use in Rett Syndrome

Journal of Child Neurology, 2005
Rett syndrome is a severe neurodevelopmental disorder affecting girls, caused by mutations in the MECP2 gene. There are no population-based data on the extent and determinants of health service use in this disorder. The population-based registry, the Australian Rett Syndrome database, was the source of phenotype data.
Moore, H., Leonard, H., de Klerk, N., Robertson, I., Fyfe, S., Christodoulou, J., Weaving, L., Davis, M., Mulroy, S., Colvin, L.   +9 more
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Lifestyle and the use of health services

The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1994
In 1976, 27,766 Seventh-day Adventists answered questions on diet, medications, use of health services, and prevalence of disease. Approximately 55% (n = 15,228) were vegetarians. Compared with vegetarian females, nonvegetarian females reported significantly more overnight hospitalizations and surgeries during the past year and nonvegetarian males ...
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Catchmenting and the Use of Mental Health Services

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1972
This study assesses the impact of catchmenting through comparing the use of an emergency room-mental health center complex by residents of a catchmented as opposed to sociodemographically comparable, but noncatchmented service area over the period of one year.
G L, Tischler, J, Henisz, J K, Myers, V, Garrison   +3 more
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