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Do Patient-centered Medical Homes Reduce Emergency Department Visits?

By: Guy David, Candace Gunnarsson, Philip Saynisch, Ravi Chawla and Somesh Nigam
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David, Guy, Candace Gunnarsson, Philip Saynisch, Ravi Chawla, and Somesh Nigam. "Do Patient-centered Medical Homes Reduce Emergency Department Visits?" Health Services Research 50, no. 2 (April 2015): 418–439.
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