Drivers of Veterans’ Healthcare Choices and Experiences with Veterans Affairs and Civilian Healthcare

Veterans were satisfied with care regardless of where they received it. Experiences with civilian providers indicate that more could be done to provide veterans with choices in the care they receive. Despite positive experiences with the VA, the veterans highlighted needed improvements in key areas.

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Healthcare
Published
2024-09-14
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3390/healthcare12181852
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1
Primary Topic
Primary Care and Health Outcomes
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
0.85

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Drivers of Veterans’ Healthcare Choices and Experiences with Veterans Affairs and Civilian Healthcare

Sara Kintzle, Eva Alday, Carl A. Castro, Aubrey Sutherland
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Healthcare
Primary Care and Health Outcomes
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Drivers of Veterans’ Healthcare Choices and Experiences with Veterans Affairs and Civilian Healthcare

Sara Kintzle, Eva Alday, Carl A. Castro, Aubrey Sutherland
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Abstract

Veterans were satisfied with care regardless of where they received it. Experiences with civilian providers indicate that more could be done to provide veterans with choices in the care they receive. Despite positive experiences with the VA, the veterans highlighted needed improvements in key areas.

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University of Southern California (US)
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