Characteristics of Medicaid enrollees with frequent ED use
Authors:
- Roberta CappRCRoberta Capp
- Marjorie S. RosenthalMRMarjorie S. Rosenthal
- Mayur M. DesaiMDMayur M. Desai
- Lauren KelleyLKLauren Kelley
- Christopher BorgstromCBChristopher Borgstrom
- Darcey L. Cobbs-LomaxDCDarcey L. Cobbs-Lomax
- Peggy SimonettePSPeggy Simonette
- Erica S. SpatzESErica S. Spatz
- 1 September 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The American Journal of Emergency Medicine
- Vol. 31 (9) , 1333-1337
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