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- Susan E. Levy, MD, MPH, the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
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The Journal of Pediatrics: 5 Things to Know About
Adolescent Access to PCMHs 1. Overall, 91% of US adolescents had a usual source of care, but only 51% had access to a PCMH. 2. Hispanic adolescents had 0.56 lower adjusted odds of having a PCMH compared with white adolescents. 3. Black adolescents had 0.55 lower adjusted odds of having a PCMH compared with white adolescents. 4. Adolescents with 3-5 special health care needs had 0.43 lower adjusted odds of having a PCMH compared with adolescents without any special health care needs. 5. Those living below 4 times the poverty level had lower adjusted odds of PCMH access than other adolescents. Note: From an article entitled, "Adolescent Access to Patient-Centered Medical Homes," by Christina M. Martone, MPH, Annie Gjelsvik, PhD, Joanna D. Brown, MD, MPH, Michelle L. Rogers, PhD, and Patrick M. Vivier, MD, PhD. Source: The Journal of Pediatrics, August 6, 2019 |
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