The Use of Emergency Department Services for Non-Emergent Conditions among Adults with Disabilities

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2010

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adults with disablities
use of emergency department for non-emergent conditions

Abstract

Hilltop Director of Medicaid Policy Studies David A. Idala, MA, presented a poster at the American Public Health Association 141st Annual Meeting and Exposition held November 2-6, 2013, in Boston, MA. The poster, titled The Use of Emergency Department Services for Non-Emergent Conditions among Adults with Disabilities, displayed the methods and findings of a study of the relationship between emergency department use and disability in adults. View the poster.