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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"medically uninsured"”.

  1. Informing BPM practice in Emergency Units of South African hospitals for improved patient flow

    … A majority of the South African population is medically uninsured and therefore depend on emergency care; consequently, the healthcare service demand easily exceeds available acute care to prevent life threat. When this happens, emergency centres suffer from overcrowding and long patient …

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  2. Doctor of nursing practice quality improvement project : free medical clinic diagnostic testing process improvement

    Background/Significance: Missed or delayed diagnostics can have an impact on a patient's care and can have medical-legal consequences for health organizations and personnel alike (Callen et al., 2012). Kwan et al. (2019) report that deficient laboratory testing processes can be attributed to safety …

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  3. Reducing The Emergency Room Revolving Door Syndrome For The Poor, Uninsured And Chronically Ill Patient: Pilot Recommendations From A Process Improvement Evaluation

    <p>CONTEXT: My Health LA (MHLA) is a Los Angeles County program that allows residents who are poor, without medical insurance (due to unaffordability and/or illegal immigration status), and without a primary care provider (un-empaneled) to enroll with an affiliated primary care clinic and receive …

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  4. "¿Hacia Donde Vamos?": Interventions to Improve Pediatric Subspecialty Care for Immigrant Children in the Dallas-Area as Informed by Caregiver Experiences

    … in the US, are significantly more likely to be uninsured and to experience more difficulties accessing health care compared to their non-immigrant counterparts. Barriers to care range from language discordance, to fear, to lack of transportation and other social and structural determinants of …

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