Tele-urgent Care for Low-acuity Conditions: A Systematic Review
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Boucher, N; Van Voorhees, E; Vashi, A; Dong, O; Morgan, P; Smith, JE; Adam, S; Alishahi Tabriz, A; Mulholland, MJ; Dietch, JR; Whited, JD ...
2022
Approximately 1 in 3 emergency department (ED) visits in the United States are nonemergent, potentially leading to unnecessary testing, treatment, and cost. Payers have long struggled to discourage nonemergent ED visits through patient education and higher copayments for ED visits. Delivery systems have built alternatives like same day or after-hours primary care, urgent care centers, retail clinics, and tele-urgent care.
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Boucher, N., Van Voorhees, E., Vashi, A., Dong, O., Morgan, P., Smith, J. E., … Gierisch, J. M. (2022). Tele-urgent Care for Low-acuity Conditions: A Systematic Review.
Boucher, Nathan, Elizabeth Van Voorhees, Anita Vashi, Olivia Dong, Perri Morgan, Janeen E. Smith, Soheir Adam, et al. “Tele-urgent Care for Low-acuity Conditions: A Systematic Review,” 2022.
Boucher N, Van Voorhees E, Vashi A, Dong O, Morgan P, Smith JE, et al. Tele-urgent Care for Low-acuity Conditions: A Systematic Review. 2022;
Boucher, Nathan, et al. Tele-urgent Care for Low-acuity Conditions: A Systematic Review. 2022.
Boucher N, Van Voorhees E, Vashi A, Dong O, Morgan P, Smith JE, Adam S, Alishahi Tabriz A, Mulholland MJ, Dietch JR, Whited JD, Boggan JC, Fulton JJ, Cameron CB, Gordon A, Goldstein KM, Ear B, Williams JW, Cantrell S, Dickerson SW, Gierisch JM. Tele-urgent Care for Low-acuity Conditions: A Systematic Review. 2022;
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