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Analysis reveals high costs and service use in frequent emergency department users, suggesting tailored interventions may improve outcomes.
FUs generate disproportionately high costs across the urgent and emergency care network. Tailored interventions and coordinated emergency, primary, and community care may help address complex needs, reduce avoidable ED admissions, and improve patient outcomes.
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