Background Immigrants comprise approximately 13% of the US population and 33% lack health coverage. Asian Americans are the fastest growing immigrant group; many lack a usual source of care. This study examines factors associated with health insurance among Asian American immigrants living in New York City. Methods Community needs assessments were conducted among Asian American subgroups in New York City from 2013- 2015; analysis was completed in 2017 and 2018. Descriptive statistics examined factors associated with health insurance status while stratifying by Asian ethnic subgroup; multivariable logistic regression models further assessed these associations (P<0.05 significance level). Results Approximately 19% of the study...
This paper examines the role that population vulnerabilities play in insurance coverage for a repres...
Introduction: This study examines demographic and socioeconomic factors of racial/ethnic groups in N...
This paper examines the role that population vulnerabilities play in insurance coverage for a repres...
BackgroundImmigrants comprise approximately 13% of the US population and 33% lack health coverage. A...
Objectives: This dissertation examines the barriers for access to healthcare for the top four most u...
This issue brief discusses the impact of insufficient data on diverse Asian American subgroups, the ...
This study examines the relationship between socioeconomic indicators and health status among Asian ...
Graduation date: 2015The objective of this study is to identify the variation in health care access ...
Introduction:English-speaking non-Hispanic Asians (Asians) in the U.S. include populations with mult...
Asian immigrants in the U.S. are far less likely to have health insurance or use health care service...
Background. Lack of coverage, lack of access, and failure to utilize health care services have all b...
Purpose: Previous research has shown that Asian Americans are less likely to receive recommended cli...
This paper examines the role that population vulnerabilities play in insurance coverage for a repres...
Objective. To understand the variations and underlying mechanisms of access to care among Asian Amer...
2014-04-18The primary aim of this study is to improve our understanding of Asian American health. St...
This paper examines the role that population vulnerabilities play in insurance coverage for a repres...
Introduction: This study examines demographic and socioeconomic factors of racial/ethnic groups in N...
This paper examines the role that population vulnerabilities play in insurance coverage for a repres...
BackgroundImmigrants comprise approximately 13% of the US population and 33% lack health coverage. A...
Objectives: This dissertation examines the barriers for access to healthcare for the top four most u...
This issue brief discusses the impact of insufficient data on diverse Asian American subgroups, the ...
This study examines the relationship between socioeconomic indicators and health status among Asian ...
Graduation date: 2015The objective of this study is to identify the variation in health care access ...
Introduction:English-speaking non-Hispanic Asians (Asians) in the U.S. include populations with mult...
Asian immigrants in the U.S. are far less likely to have health insurance or use health care service...
Background. Lack of coverage, lack of access, and failure to utilize health care services have all b...
Purpose: Previous research has shown that Asian Americans are less likely to receive recommended cli...
This paper examines the role that population vulnerabilities play in insurance coverage for a repres...
Objective. To understand the variations and underlying mechanisms of access to care among Asian Amer...
2014-04-18The primary aim of this study is to improve our understanding of Asian American health. St...
This paper examines the role that population vulnerabilities play in insurance coverage for a repres...
Introduction: This study examines demographic and socioeconomic factors of racial/ethnic groups in N...
This paper examines the role that population vulnerabilities play in insurance coverage for a repres...