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No Healthcare Utilization and Death

Journal of General Internal Medicine, 2021
An inappropriately low frequency of healthcare utilization has been reported to be associated with poor control of chronic diseases, accelerating healthcare disparities. However, the evidence is limited regarding the association between no healthcare utilization and mortality.To examine whether individuals without healthcare utilization have the ...
Sho Katsuragawa   +4 more
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Healthcare utilization at retirement in China

Health Economics, 2021
AbstractPrevious studies, mostly analyzing data from high‐income economies, present mixed evidence on the relationship between retirement and healthcare utilization. This study leverages administrative data for over 80,000 urban Chinese workers to explore the effect of retirement on outpatient and inpatient care utilization using a fuzzy regression ...
Qin, Zhou   +2 more
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The Effect of Acupuncture Utilization on Healthcare Utilization

Medical Care, 2008
To determine whether acupuncture is a complement to or substitute for various medical services.This study used managed care claims data from a midsize metropolitan insurance company from 2002. Zip code level data from the 2000 US Census was also incorporated.
Machaon, Bonafede   +4 more
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Domestic Violence and Healthcare Utilization in Turkey

Social Work in Public Health, 2020
This study aims to analyze the prevalence of domestic violence, the level, and determinants of healthcare utilization of women exposed to violence and the satisfaction from the behaviors of health personnel. The data source of this study is the 2014 Research on Domestic Violence against Women in Turkey which was carried out with Hacettepe University ...
Gulcan Santas   +2 more
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Access to and utilization of healthcare: the provider’s role

Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research, 2006
Access to and utilization of healthcare are distinct, yet related, concepts that serve as a focus for health policy and quality improvement. This article identifies their similarities and differences, calling on previous research and reviews to elaborate on a current understanding of factors that influence both, with a particular focus on those related
David Glenn Litaker, Constance Liu
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Effects of Cardiorespiratory Fitness on Healthcare Utilization

Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2004
Prospective study examining the relationship between cardiorespiratory fitness level and incidence of medical treatments during a 1-yr period before each of two examinations. A subset was also evaluated to assess whether improvement in fitness affected incidence of treatments.Part I: Six thousand six hundred seventy-nine healthy male subjects underwent
Tedd L, Mitchell   +3 more
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