06-11-2025 20:05 via drugs.com

Distance to Primary Care Impacts Nonurgent ED Use, Cancer Screening

THURSDAY, Nov. 6, 2025-- Patients living more than 30 km from their family physician have increased odds of having nonurgent emergency department visits and having no visits with any family physician in the previous two years, according to a study...

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Distance to Primary Care Impacts Nonurgent ED Use, Cancer Screening

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