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Determinants of health care utilization for respiratory symptoms in the first year of life.

Medical care - 1 Aug 2007

de Jong Brita M, van der Ent Cornelis K, van Putte Katier Nienke, van der Zalm Marieke M, Verheij Theo J M, Kimpen Jan L L, Numans Mattijs E, Uiterwaal Cuno S P M

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OBJECTIVE: Health care utilization for respiratory symptoms is very common in infancy. Little is known about the determinants of visiting a physician for such complaints in infants. We investigated which factors determine the likelihood of visiting a physician for respiratory symptoms in the first year of life of their offspring. PATIENTS AND METHODS: Infants were participants of the ongoing Wheezing Illnesses...

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PMID: 17667308
DOI: 10.1097/MLR.0b013e3180546879

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