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See Latest ArticlesPatients perceptions of discrimination during hospitalization
Health Expectations, 09/28/09
Hudelson P et al. – Patient experiences of discrimination during hospitalization are relatively frequent and are associated with lower patient ratings of care. Collection of data on patient experiences of discrimination may contribute to the development of interventions aimed at ensuring respectful, quality care for all patients.
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