Are preventable hospitalizations sensitive to changes in access to primary care? The case of the Oregon health plan

Social Sciences

• health plan 100%
• hospitalization 90%
• Uninsured groups 14%
• ambulatory care 9%
• care access 9%
• hospital care 9%
• time series analysis 8%
• Access to Health Care 8%
• logistics 5%
• coverage 5%
• health care 4%
• poverty 4%
• income 4%
• regression 4%
• human being 3%
• time 2%
• Group 2%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Primary Health Care 64%
• Hospitalization 60%
• Health 39%
• Medicaid 37%
• Health Plan Implementation 26%
• Population 13%
• Logistic Models 8%
• Health Services Accessibility 8%
• Poverty 7%
• Ambulatory Care 6%
• Income 5%
• Delivery of Health Care 4%