Acute Care Utilization by Patients After Graduation of Their Resident Primary Care Physicians

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of General Internal Medicine, April 2015

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Related to work I did years ago with Sonja Solomon from @BrighamWomens and @harryreyesnieva #SGIM23 https://t.co/Fm7JU0CuMC

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@UREssien Touched on this with @sonja_pcp @harryreyesnieva @HollyGoodMD https://t.co/Fm7JU0CuMC

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@JudithBVick @CchristmColleen @primarycarechat @ml_barnett @AnupamBJena @samedwardsmd some interesting papers: @JournalGIM x2: 1. https://t.co/yj8vaX9vfJ 2. https://t.co/WF7GPWE7FY Some interesting @CoCites https://t.co/O05JL65xev

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@UREssien A related question: Sonja Solomon was interested in what happened to patients when residents graduated. We found out -- in regards to clinic visits, ED, hospitalization -- not much. BUT the absolute rates were really high for residents' patients

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