Impact of a Usual Source of Care on Health Care Use, Spending, and Quality Among Adults With Mental Health Conditions

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作者：

Catherine A. Fullerton

Whitney P. Witt

Clifton M. Chow

Manjusha Gokhale

Christine E. Walsh

Erika L. Crable

Sarah Naeger

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[1] IBM Watson Health,

[2] IBM Watson Health,undefined

[3] Cambridge Health Alliance,undefined

[4] Boston University School of Public Health,undefined

[5] IBM Watson Health,undefined

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Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research | 2018年 / 45卷

关键词：

Usual source of care; Spending; Quality; Integration; Mental health conditions;

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摘要：

Physical comorbidities associated with mental health conditions contribute to high health care costs. This study examined the impact of having a usual source of care (USC) for physical health on health care utilization, spending, and quality for adults with a mental health condition using Medicaid administrative data. Having a USC decreased the probability of inpatient admissions and readmissions. It decreased expenditures on emergency department visits for physical health, 30-day readmissions, and behavioral health inpatient admissions. It also had a positive effect on several quality measures. Results underscore the importance of a USC for physical health and integrated care for adults with mental health conditions.

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页码：462 / 471

页数：9

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