2013•Annals of Emergency MedicineOpen access

Emergency Department Visits for Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions: The Role of County-Level Primary Care Provider Density and Payer Status

Sophie Terp, Radhika Mehta, John Romley, Dana P. Goldman, Sanjay Arora, Seth A. Seabury, Michael Menchine

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Key concepts: Medicine, Medicaid, Emergency department, Ambulatory, Ambulatory care, Emergency medicine, Metropolitan area, Population

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