Health Care Use and Health Care‒Amenable Mortality Among US Adults With and Without a Bachelor's Degree, 1996‒2023.

Objectives. To describe health care‒related educational divides in 2 dimensions—outpatient care utilization and medically preventable deaths—over the past 25 years. Methods. We examined education-based disparities in ambulatory care utilization by analyzing data on 476 277 respondents aged 25 years...

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Publicado en:	American Journal of Public Health Vol. 116; no. 5; pp. 692 - 702
Autores principales:	Gaffney, Adam, Woolhandler, Steffie, Dickman, Samuel L., Schrier, Elizabeth, McCormick, Danny, Himmelstein, David U.
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	American Public Health Association May2026
Materias:	United States Mortality Health services accessibility Cross-sectional method Outpatient medical care Patient care Health equity Educational attainment Patients' attitudes Medical care costs Mortality prevention Medical care use Poisson distribution Outpatient services in hospitals Undergraduate programs Descriptive statistics Surveys Death certificates Confidence intervals Data analysis software Nosology
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