Level of education and patient opinion: significant differences in perceptions of health care

Lewis, Chad E.; Woods, Stephen; Lohr, Joann M.; Poynter, Mark T; Engel, Amy M.; Rusche, Joy

doi:10.1016/j.cursur.2004.06.006

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“…Patients who had at least some higher education were statistically more likely to answer correctly, while those patients with high school degrees or less had a poorer understanding regarding the levels of education and training of physicians. This corresponds to results obtained in a previous study that examined perceptions of health care by patient income [12]. Patients with incomes < $50,000 per y were also less likely to match all categories.…”

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