Physicians Cite Hurdles Ranging From Lack Of Coverage To Poor Communication In Providing High-Quality Care To Latinos
- Vargas Bustamante, A.
- Chen, J.
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Abstract available at publisher's web site.http://dx.doi.org/10.1377/hlthaff.2011.034
Abstract available at publisher's web site.http://dx.doi.org/10.1377/hlthaff.2011.034
Abstract: Medication adherence is a major public health concern that results in poor health outcomes...
Between 1960 and 2013 the number of Physicians in the United States with Latinx background increased...
Providing care to clients who come from different countries is a challenge for the American health c...
The Latino population is one of many minority groups in the United States that consistently receives...
Public debate about health care reform often focuses on the need for health insurance coverage, but ...
The underprivileged Latino community currently exists as a minority in the United States , yet as t...
According to the Institute of Medicine, health care access is defined as “the degree to which people...
The gap between the large and growing Latinx population and culturally-matching physicians presents ...
Purpose – Latinos comprise 12.5 percent of the overall population in the USA, and are the fastest-gr...
Background: The U.S. Hispanic/Latino population faces significant barriers to accessing healthcare. ...
There are over 20 million foreign-born Hispanics currently living in the United States. Research sh...
Health Disparities among Latinx Communities: Issues of Access to Information, Interpreters, and Bili...
Latinx Immigrants\u27 Healthcare Access: Barriers, Consequences and Strategies for the Future Ashley...
Many Hispanic adults in the U.S. do not receive adequate healthcare. This study seeks to explore the...
Objectives: The purpose of the study was to explicate the views of a Communication and language are ...
Abstract: Medication adherence is a major public health concern that results in poor health outcomes...
Between 1960 and 2013 the number of Physicians in the United States with Latinx background increased...
Providing care to clients who come from different countries is a challenge for the American health c...
The Latino population is one of many minority groups in the United States that consistently receives...
Public debate about health care reform often focuses on the need for health insurance coverage, but ...
The underprivileged Latino community currently exists as a minority in the United States , yet as t...
According to the Institute of Medicine, health care access is defined as “the degree to which people...
The gap between the large and growing Latinx population and culturally-matching physicians presents ...
Purpose – Latinos comprise 12.5 percent of the overall population in the USA, and are the fastest-gr...
Background: The U.S. Hispanic/Latino population faces significant barriers to accessing healthcare. ...
There are over 20 million foreign-born Hispanics currently living in the United States. Research sh...
Health Disparities among Latinx Communities: Issues of Access to Information, Interpreters, and Bili...
Latinx Immigrants\u27 Healthcare Access: Barriers, Consequences and Strategies for the Future Ashley...
Many Hispanic adults in the U.S. do not receive adequate healthcare. This study seeks to explore the...
Objectives: The purpose of the study was to explicate the views of a Communication and language are ...
Abstract: Medication adherence is a major public health concern that results in poor health outcomes...
Between 1960 and 2013 the number of Physicians in the United States with Latinx background increased...
Providing care to clients who come from different countries is a challenge for the American health c...
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