When the Process Is the Problem: Racial/Ethnic and Language Disparities in Care Management
When the Process Is the Problem: Racial/Ethnic and Language Disparities in Care Management
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Neil Agarwal
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Achieving health equity requires addressing disparities at every level of care delivery. Yet, little literature exists examining racial/ethnic disparities in processes of high-risk care management, a foundational tool for population health.
Dr. Amy Flaster participated in an industry study to determine whether race, ethnicity, and language are associated with patient entry into and service intensity within a large care management program.
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