Factors associated with choosing the emergency department as the primary access point to health care: a Canadian population cross-sectional study.

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Jeffrey J Perry

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Michelle Ohle

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Robert Ohle

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The association between deprivation levels, attendance rate and triage category of children attending a children's accident and emergency department

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The effect of socioeconomic status on access to primary care: an audit study

Usual source of care and nonurgent emergency department use.

The financial burden of emergency department congestion and hospital crowding for chest pain patients awaiting admission.

Reasons for Frequent Emergency Department Use by Medicaid Enrollees: A Qualitative Study.

Association between primary care practice characteristics and emergency department use in a medicaid managed care organization.

The impact of cost sharing on emergency department use.

The financial effects of emergency department-generated admissions under prospective payment systems.

The emergency department as a pathway to admission for poor and high-cost patients.

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10.1017/CEM.2016.350

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