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

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Agnus M. Kim
Jong Heon Park
Tae Ho Yoon
Yoon Kim
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[1] Seoul National University College of Medicine,Department of Health Policy and Management
[2] National Health Insurance Service,Big Data Steering Department
[3] School of Medicine,Department of Preventive & Occupational Medicine
[4] Pusan National University,Institute of Health Policy and Management, Medical Research Center
[5] Seoul National University,undefined
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Ambulatory care sensitive condition; ACSC; Hospitalization; Geographic variation; Beds; Primary care; Korea; Socioeconomic factors;
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