Publications by authors named "Anja Alberter"

Background: Utilization by low acuity patients contributes to emergency department (ED) crowding. Both knowledge deficits about adequate care levels and access barriers in primary care are important promoters of such presentations. Concurrently, not having a general practitioner (GP) increases the likelihood of low-acuity ED utilization.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Anja Alberter"

  • - Anja Alberter’s recent research focuses on improving healthcare utilization patterns, particularly addressing the issue of low-acuity patients frequenting emergency departments rather than primary care settings.
  • - Her pilot study conducted in Berlin, Germany, highlights the importance of promoting primary care attachment and tackling knowledge deficits and access barriers that lead to inappropriate emergency department visits.
  • - The findings suggest that enhancing awareness of adequate care levels and ensuring access to general practitioners could potentially reduce emergency department crowding and improve overall healthcare outcomes.