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The principal
societal determinant of lower mortality in US states is the supply of
primary care physicians (generalists). Notably, a greater supply of
specialists is associated with higher mortality among residents of the
state.
Source: Shi L. Primary care, specialty care, and life chances. Int J Health Serv 1994; 24(3):431-458. |