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key detractors from good performance on these measures include: Lack of universal access to care for all Americans (the Fund points out that 30 mm people in the U.S. Less adequate primarycare “backbone” with large gaps in PCP coverage throughout the United States. bn for on-demand care by July 1st, 2021.
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Increasing computerization of practice, especially due to EHR implementation. There are physician shortages for both primarycare and certain specialty areas like surgery, psychiatry geriatrics and…infectious disease. There are several factors contributing to the un-wellness of U.S. Too many hours at work.
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