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I read with some interest the article which stated, 1 in 4 visits to PIMC to Emergency Room.
The numbers highlight a major dysfunction in the system initially established by PIMC, which virtually eliminated urgent care at the clinic and replaced it with emergency care delivered in the Emergency Department.
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