Emergency Department Visits in a Cohort of Persons with Substance Use: Incorporating the Role of Social Networks

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Noa Krawczyk

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Paul Sacamano

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Patient demographic and health factors associated with frequent use of emergency medical services in a midsized city.

Ambulatory health care use by patients in a public hospital emergency department.

Identifying opinion leaders to promote behavior change.

Factors Associated With Emergency Department Visits: A Multistate Analysis of Adult Fee-for-Service Medicaid Beneficiaries.

Social support concepts and measures.

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10.1080/10826084.2018.1461225

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Carl Latkin

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