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September 9, 2020JAMA Surgery62 citationsOpen Access

Association of Race, Health Insurance Status, and Household Income With Location and Outcomes of Ambulatory Surgery Among Adult Patients in 2 US States

MJMegan G. JanewayBoston UniversitySSSabrina E. SanchezBoston Medical CenterQCQi ChenNingbo University

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Differences in the use of freestanding ASCs were found among Black patients and patients with public health insurance. Further exploration of the factors underlying these differences will be important to ensure that all populations have access to the increasing number of freestanding ASCs.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d97dbb2a25b240b7a3c9b2https://doi.org/10.1001/jamasurg.2020.3318
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