Current Attitudes and Barriers Among Appalachian Patients Towards Orthopaedic SurgeryU

The study highlights the need for further research to evaluate the feasibility of expanding orthopaedic services into more isolated regions of West Virginia. This approach could improve healthcare access and potentially lead to better orthopaedic outcomes for these underserved populations.

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PubMed
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2025-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.13023/jah.0604.06
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Diversity and Career in Medicine
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Current Attitudes and Barriers Among Appalachian Patients Towards Orthopaedic SurgeryU

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Abstract

The study highlights the need for further research to evaluate the feasibility of expanding orthopaedic services into more isolated regions of West Virginia. This approach could improve healthcare access and potentially lead to better orthopaedic outcomes for these underserved populations.

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