Effect of Insurance Type on Adverse Cardiac Events After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

Overview of attention for article published in American Journal of Cardiology, December 2010

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blogs: 1 blog

twitter: 4 X users

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mendeley: 26 Mendeley

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@reftpt Medicaid patients are more likely to die or have another heart attack after heart surgery. http://t.co/UlGUIXQH

@reftpt Medicaid patients 4X as likely as privately insured, 1.2X as likely as uninsured to die after heart surgery. http://t.co/UlGUIXQH

Medicaid patients odds of dying after heart surgery: 1.2X that of uninsured, 4.1X that of privately insured #12DOM_IL http://t.co/UlGUIXQH

RT @illinoispolicy: Medicaid patients odds of dying after heart surgery: 1.2X that of uninsured, 4.1X that as privately insured http://t.co/eEuYwgt5

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