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Physician use in Ontario and the United States: The impact of socioeconomic status and health status.
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  • 1984The national profile of access to medical care: where do we stand?185 cited
  • 1990How Does Canada Do It?166 cited
  • 1984The Validity of Self-reported Physician Utilization Measures163 cited
  • 1973The Distribution of Medical Services before and after “Free” Medical Care — The Quebec Experience131 cited
  • 1986Effects of Cost Sharing on Seeking Care for Serious and Minor Symptoms115 cited
  • 1980Equality in Medical Care under National Health Insurance in Montreal38 cited

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  • 2000Holes in the safety net? Assessing the effects of targeted benefits upon the health care utilization of poor New Zealanders23 cited

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