Add to ORKGThe purpose of the present study was to evaluate the effects of race/ethnicity and socioeconomic status on consumer health care satisfaction ratings. The au-thors analyzed national data from the 2001 National Research Corporation Healthcare Market Guide Sur-vey (N = 99 102). Four global and 3 composite ratings were examined. In general, satisfaction ratings were high across all global and composite measures; how-ever, Asian/Pacific Islanders and Hispanics gave lower ratings than did whites, and African Americans gave a mix of higher and lower ratings (vs whites). Among the lowest ratings were those given by American Indians/ Alaska Natives living in poverty. Race/ethnicity effects were independent of education and income. These findings are...
Background: Disparities across a number of health indicators between the general population and part...
Health disparities among racial and ethnic groups have a long history and continue to exist in the U...
Over the last decade, patient's health care experience has become a valuable metric. Studies suggest...
Racial and ethnic minorities, and in particular African Americans, have had a long-standing battle o...
African Americans are less likely than whites to be satisfied with their health care. In my disserta...
Background: Racial/ethnic minorities are more likely to report receipt of lower quality of health ca...
Today\u27s competitive health care market and consumers\u27 increasing demands for quality care have...
Racial/ethnic minorities are more likely to report receipt of lower quality of health care; however,...
Minority health is often considered as a unitary phenomenon; it is often assumed that the health sta...
Expenditure Panel Survey. Bivariate associations of combinations of race/ethnicity and poverty statu...
The literature on health disparities in the United States typically focuses on race/ethnicity or on ...
The objectives of this study were to measure and describe the overall satisfaction of Hispanics/Lati...
The national initiative to eliminate health disparities by 2010 makes clear the need for culturally ...
OBJECTIVE: To examine the extent to which racial/ethnic differences in Consumer Assessment of Health...
This study examines the relationship between socioeconomic indicators and health status among Asian ...
Background: Disparities across a number of health indicators between the general population and part...
Health disparities among racial and ethnic groups have a long history and continue to exist in the U...
Over the last decade, patient's health care experience has become a valuable metric. Studies suggest...
Racial and ethnic minorities, and in particular African Americans, have had a long-standing battle o...
African Americans are less likely than whites to be satisfied with their health care. In my disserta...
Background: Racial/ethnic minorities are more likely to report receipt of lower quality of health ca...
Today\u27s competitive health care market and consumers\u27 increasing demands for quality care have...
Racial/ethnic minorities are more likely to report receipt of lower quality of health care; however,...
Minority health is often considered as a unitary phenomenon; it is often assumed that the health sta...
Expenditure Panel Survey. Bivariate associations of combinations of race/ethnicity and poverty statu...
The literature on health disparities in the United States typically focuses on race/ethnicity or on ...
The objectives of this study were to measure and describe the overall satisfaction of Hispanics/Lati...
The national initiative to eliminate health disparities by 2010 makes clear the need for culturally ...
OBJECTIVE: To examine the extent to which racial/ethnic differences in Consumer Assessment of Health...
This study examines the relationship between socioeconomic indicators and health status among Asian ...
Background: Disparities across a number of health indicators between the general population and part...
Health disparities among racial and ethnic groups have a long history and continue to exist in the U...
Over the last decade, patient's health care experience has become a valuable metric. Studies suggest...