Barriers to Healthcare Access and Long-Term Survival After an Acute Coronary Syndrome

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RT @JournalGIM: Lack of usual source of care & transportation challenges linked with higher 2YR mortality after an acute coronary syndrome…

Lack of usual source of care & transportation challenges linked with higher 2YR mortality after an acute coronary syndrome - NA Erskine, @DrMollyWaring, DD McManus, D Lessard, CI Kiefe, & RJ Goldberg from @UMassMedical https://t.co/01K87cFGPp https

RT @DrMollyWaring: Lack of usual source of care & transportation barriers linked with higher 2yr all-cause mortality after hospitalization…

RT @DrMollyWaring: Lack of usual source of care & transportation barriers linked with higher 2yr all-cause mortality after hospitalization…

Check out this publication by recent #UMassmedPhD #MDPhD grad Nate Erskine #UMMSalumni 👇👇 https://t.co/1pWuavkbbI

Lack of usual source of care & transportation barriers linked with higher 2yr all-cause mortality after hospitalization for acute coronary syndromes; trouble paying for health care not associated with mortality - by @GSBS_UMassMed PhD grad Nate Erskine

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Barriers to Healthcare Access and Long-Term Survival After an Acute Coronary Syndrome https://t.co/Ycmn6Vyn2z