Hospitalizations for ambulatory care sensitive conditions as an indicator of access to primary care and excess of bed supply

Basu J(2002)Primary care, HMO enrollment, and hospitalization for ambulatory care sensitive conditions: a new approach Med Care 40 1260-1269

Friedman B(2002)Availability of primary care doctors and population health in England: is there an association? J Public Health Med 24 252-254

Burstin H(2005)More may be better: evidence of a negative relationship between physician supply and hospitalization for ambulatory care sensitive conditions Health Serv Res 40 1148-1166

Gulliford M(2001)Hospitalization rates as indicators of access to primary care Health & place 7 27-38

Laditka JN(2015)Sociodemographic and health characteristics, rather than primary care supply, are major drivers of geographic variation in preventable hospitalizations in Australia Med Care 53 436-23

Laditka SB(2011)Hospitalizations for ambulatory care sensitive conditons and quality of primary care: their relation with socioeconomic and health care variables in the Madrid regional health service (Spain) Med Care 49 17-173

Probst JC(2010)Hospital admissions for asthma, diabetes and COPD: is there an association with practice nurse staffing? A cross sectional study using routinely collected data BMC Health Serv Res 10 276-1740

Ricketts TC(1996)Physician impact on hospital admission and on mortality rates in the Medicare population Health Serv Res 31 191-1067

Randolph R(1993)Impact of socioeconomic status on hospital use in new York City Health Aff 12 162-843

Howard HA(1959)Hospital costs relate to the supply of beds J Occup Environ Med 1 518-239

Basu J(2002)Primary care, HMO enrollment, and hospitalization for ambulatory care sensitive conditions: a new approach Med Care 40 1260-1269

Friedman B(2002)Availability of primary care doctors and population health in England: is there an association? J Public Health Med 24 252-254

Burstin H(2005)More may be better: evidence of a negative relationship between physician supply and hospitalization for ambulatory care sensitive conditions Health Serv Res 40 1148-1166

Gulliford M(2001)Hospitalization rates as indicators of access to primary care Health & place 7 27-38

Laditka JN(2015)Sociodemographic and health characteristics, rather than primary care supply, are major drivers of geographic variation in preventable hospitalizations in Australia Med Care 53 436-23

Laditka SB(2011)Hospitalizations for ambulatory care sensitive conditons and quality of primary care: their relation with socioeconomic and health care variables in the Madrid regional health service (Spain) Med Care 49 17-173

Probst JC(2010)Hospital admissions for asthma, diabetes and COPD: is there an association with practice nurse staffing? A cross sectional study using routinely collected data BMC Health Serv Res 10 276-1740

Ricketts TC(1996)Physician impact on hospital admission and on mortality rates in the Medicare population Health Serv Res 31 191-1067

Randolph R(1993)Impact of socioeconomic status on hospital use in new York City Health Aff 12 162-843

Howard HA(1959)Hospital costs relate to the supply of beds J Occup Environ Med 1 518-239