NEDEL, Fúlvio Borges; FACCHINI, Luiz Augusto; MARTIN, Miguel e NAVARRO, Albert.
Características da atenção básica associadas ao risco de internar por condições sensíveis …

The purpose of this review is to introduce health services researchers, especially in the area
of primary health care, to the meaning and concept of ambulatory care sensitive conditions …

Importance In the US, Black people receive less health care than White people. Data on
long-term trends in these disparities, which provide historical context for interpreting …

As internações por condições sensíveis à atenção primária representam condições de
saúde que podem ter o risco de hospitalização desnecessária diminuído, por meio de …

Hospitalization for Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions (ACSH) is an accepted indicator of
access to health care and avoidable morbidity. Accessible care of reasonable quality should …

Background Racial and ethnic minorities generally receive fewer medical interventions than
whites, but racial and ethnic patterns in Medicare expenditures and interventions may be …

We examined whether levels of rurality are associated with hospitalization for ambulatory
care-sensitive conditions (ACSH) in eight states of the United States. ACSH is an indicator of …

Context Black patients are more likely than white patients to die in the intensive care unit
with life-sustaining treatments. Differences in patient-and/or surrogate-provider …

Objective. To conduct an empirical test of the relationship between physician supply and
hospitalization for ambulatory care sensitive conditions (ACSH). Data Sources/Study Setting …

Background There is evidence that persons with an intellectual disability (ID) face barriers to
primary care; however, this has not been extensively studied at the population level. Rates …