Associations between sociodemographic characteristics and medical care use during <scp>COVID</scp> ‐19: an Australian study

Delays or avoidance of medical care can increase morbidity and mortality risk, with such findings useful in informing more targeted approaches to service delivery to ensure health equity.

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Internal Medicine Journal
Published
2026-02-22
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https://doi.org/10.1111/imj.70380
Primary Topic
Healthcare Operations and Scheduling Optimization
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Associations between sociodemographic characteristics and medical care use during COVID ‐19: an Australian study

Rebecca Bentley, Erika Martino, Ang Li
Internal Medicine Journal
Healthcare Operations and Scheduling Optimization
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Associations between sociodemographic characteristics and medical care use during COVID ‐19: an Australian study

Rebecca Bentley, Erika Martino, Ang Li
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Abstract

Delays or avoidance of medical care can increase morbidity and mortality risk, with such findings useful in informing more targeted approaches to service delivery to ensure health equity.

Internal Medicine Journal
The University of Melbourne (AU), Melbourne Health (AU)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 53%
Healthcare Operations and Scheduling Optimization
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