Disparities in Healthcare-Seeking Behavior and Decision Preference Among Hispanics: A Comparative Study Across Races/Ethnicities, SES, and Provider Types

Higher income and education increase healthcare utilization; however, racial disparities persist, particularly among higher-SES groups. Despite similarities among minorities, the extent of disparities varied by SES and provider type. The findings help explain evident inequity in healthcare access and health outcomes. Tailored patient education, culturally-specific navigation support, and more inclusive services are needed to address barriers faced by minorities and disadvantaged populations.

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Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.2147/jmdh.s476285
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3
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Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare
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Disparities in Healthcare-Seeking Behavior and Decision Preference Among Hispanics: A Comparative Study Across Races/Ethnicities, SES, and Provider Types

Wendy E. Braund, Cheryl Lin, Alejandra Mella-Velazquez, Pikuei Tu
3 citations
Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare
Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare
2.55
article

Disparities in Healthcare-Seeking Behavior and Decision Preference Among Hispanics: A Comparative Study Across Races/Ethnicities, SES, and Provider Types

Wendy E. Braund, Cheryl Lin, Alejandra Mella-Velazquez, Pikuei Tu
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3 citations

Abstract

Higher income and education increase healthcare utilization; however, racial disparities persist, particularly among higher-SES groups. Despite similarities among minorities, the extent of disparities varied by SES and provider type. The findings help explain evident inequity in healthcare access and health outcomes. Tailored patient education, culturally-specific navigation support, and more inclusive services are needed to address barriers faced by minorities and disadvantaged populations.

Journal of Multidisciplinary HealthcareVol. Volume 17
Pennsylvania Department of Health (US), Duke University (US)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 10%
Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare
2.55
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