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Health Care Ownership and Patient Care—A National Institute on Aging Workshop

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By Zirui Song, Mark Unruh, Jane M. Zhu
| JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association Verified
Decades of consolidation in frontline care delivery, including mergers and acquisitions of hospitals and practices, have shaped health care markets across the US. Evidence suggests that delivery system consolidation yields higher prices and spending, often without observable improvements in access or quality of care.1,2 Atop this consolidation today, a newer phase of delivery system transformation is taking hold: changes in health care ownership.
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Opinion: Primary care access in Portland is worse than you think

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By Jane M. Zhu
| ohsu.edu
In an op-ed published in The Lund Report, OHSU physician and researcher Jane Zhu argues that despite its investments in strengthening primary care, Oregon has work to do to improve patient access. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks) This op-ed originallypublished in The Lund Report on March 12. As a primary care doctor, I’ve been hearing the same question almost everywhere I go: How do I get a primary care physician?
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Opinion: Primary care access in Portland is worse than you think

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By Jane M. Zhu
| The Lund Report Verified
As a primary care doctor, I’ve been hearing the same question almost everywhere I go: How do I get a primary care physician? Friends tell me they’ve called clinic after clinic and still can’t find a primary care clinician. Acquaintances admit they rely on urgent care for routine needs because they don’t have a regular provider. Patients ask me sheepishly at the end of their visit whether I might take on a family member who has been searching for months. These stories reflect a broader concern.
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