Cohort study reveals lower ED visits for minor illnesses in refugee children, indicating primary care access.
In this cohort study, refugee and nonrefugee immigrant children in their early resettlement period were less likely to use the ED than Ontario-born children for minor illnesses, suggesting adequate access to primary care.
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