Original paper
The Association of Doctor-Patient Race Concordance with Health Services Utilization
Abstract
We examined a national sample of African-American, white, Hispanic, and Asian-American respondents to test the hypothesis that when patients are race concordant with their physicians, they are more likely to utilize health services. The analysis used the 1994 Commonwealth Fund Minority Health Survey to construct a series of multivariate models. Using three dimensions of health services utilization, we found support for the hypothesis. Compared...
Paper Details
Title
The Association of Doctor-Patient Race Concordance with Health Services Utilization
Published Date
Jan 1, 2003
Volume
24
Issue
3/4
Pages
312 - 312
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