The relationship between self-reported unmet need for health care and health care utilization

Auteurs: Jeremiah Hurley, T. Jamal, M. Grignon, et Sara Allin

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Type	Rapport à un groupe politique
Auteur	Jeremiah Hurley, T. Jamal, M. Grignon, et Sara Allin
Année de pulication	2008
Titre	The relationship between self-reported unmet need for health care and health care utilization
Langue de publication	Anglais

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Enquête sur la santé dans les collectivités canadiennes - Nutrition

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The relationship between self-reported unmet need for health care and health care utilization

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Publications connexes

Grant Gibson, Michel Grignon, Jeremiah Hurley, et Li Wang (2018).

Here comes the SUN: Self-assessed unmet need, worsening health outcomes and healthcare inequity

Chao Wang, Qing Li, Arthur Sweetman, et Jeremiah Hurley (2015).

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Yukiko Asada, George Kephart, Jeremiah Hurley, Yoko Yoshida, Andrea Smith, et Stephen Bornstein (2012).

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Sara Allin et Jeremiah Hurley (2008).

Inequity in publicly funded physician care: What is the role of private prescription drug coverage?

Jeremiah Hurley et O. Rakita (2006).

The relationship between public health unit budgets in Ontario and indicators of need for public health

Sara Allin et Jeremiah Hurley (2009).

Inequity in publicly funded physician care: What is the role of private prescription drug insurance?

Gillian Mulvale et Jeremiah Hurley (2007).

Insurance coverage and the treatment of mental illness: Effect on medication and provider use

Jeremiah Hurley, T. Jamal, M. Grignon, et Sara Allin (2011).

The relationship between self-reported unmet need for health care and health care utilization

Données utilisées

Enquête sur la santé dans les collectivités canadiennes - Nutrition

Centre(s) de données de recherche

CDR-McMaster