An edition of Race, ethnicity, and health (2002)

Race, ethnicity, and health

a public health reader

1st ed.
Race, ethnicity, and health
Thomas Alexis LaVeist
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Race, ethnicity, and health

a public health reader

1st ed.

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Jossey-Bass
Language
English
Pages
701

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Race, ethnicity, and health: a public health reader
2002, Jossey-Bass
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Table of Contents

Part 1. Background: Historical and Political Considerations
Part 2. Conceptual Issues in the Study of Race and Ethnicity
Part 3. Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Care
Part 4. Why Disparities Exist
Part 5. Provider Factors
Part 6. Patient Factors
Part 7. Provider-Patient Interaction Factors.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
San Francisco

Classifications

Library of Congress
RA563.M56 R325 2002, RA563.M56R325 2002

The Physical Object

Pagination
xxxviii, 701 p. :
Number of pages
701

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Open Library
OL15535957M
ISBN 10
0787964514
LCCN
2002013059
OCLC/WorldCat
50302741
Library Thing
1584822
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137692

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