Will patients find diversity in the medical home?
Mexican Americans and blacks experience disparities in health outcomes relative to white populations. During the past five to 10 years, fewer blacks and Mexican Americans are going to medical school and entering primary care professions. To assure the availability of a patient-centered medical home for all Americans, policy makers must work to support a culturally competent and diverse primary care workforce.
Eddie J
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Turner
Andrew W
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Bazemore
Robert L
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Phillips
Larry A
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Green
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