Ethnicity, Income and Access to Health Care in the Atlantic Region: A Synthesis of the Literature Executive Summary The primary goal of this project was to scan the relevant academic and popular literature on the accessibility to health care of different income and/or ethnic groups in the ...
To examine health care access disparities with regard to health status and presence of functional limitations, a common measure of disability and multimorbidity, after controlling for individual's race/ethnicity, insurance status and income in the U.S. using the latest survey data. Using data from...
Inequities in access to health care by income and private insurance coverage: A longitudinal analysisAnsari, Hina
Equitable access to and utilization of health services is a primary goal for many health care systems, particularly in countries with universal publicly fu... MJ Penning,C Zheng - 《Can J Aging》 被引量: 10发表: 2016年 Equitable Access to Health Care for the Elderly in South Korea: Is I...
This cross-sectional study compares age-specific health care access and quality scores for the US with high-income countries with universal health
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disproportions, as people who live in exclusively high-income areas have more access to cleaner air and better public services (Dreier et al.,2004). Additionally, limited financial resources often impact one's ability to acquire health insurance coverage and quality health care (Sommers et al.,...
(HealthDay)—Low-income Americans' access to health care and the quality of care they receive vary widely based on where they live, according to a new report.
Immigration and health care advocates, who spent more than a decade fighting for the changes, have said the expanded coverage will close a gap in health care access and save the state money in the long run. Those who live in the state illegally often delay or avoid care ...
Conclusions:Lack of health insurance and lack of a usual source of care are barriers to hypertensive care. Policies that increase access to health insurance or to usual source of care physicians may enable more individuals to attain control of hypertension.(Arch Intern Med. 1995;155:1497-1502) ...