2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.dhjo.2019.03.010
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Patient-provider communication quality for persons with disabilities: A cross-sectional analysis of the Health Information National Trends Survey

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“…All studies were retrospective in character, seven of them longitudinal. Our sample's most common study type is cohort studies (10), followed by prevalence studies (3) and one quasi-experiment. Four studies did not deliver an understandable description of the study design.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…All studies were retrospective in character, seven of them longitudinal. Our sample's most common study type is cohort studies (10), followed by prevalence studies (3) and one quasi-experiment. Four studies did not deliver an understandable description of the study design.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Four studies did not deliver an understandable description of the study design. Most studies defined their cases (10) and controls (6) based on secondary data. Cases selection was population-based (6), providerbased (5), health-insurance-based (2), and hospital-based (1).…”
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“…Para acolher e realizar um atendimento qualificado às pessoas com deficiência, é enfatizada a importância de demonstrar respeito e interesse às suas necessidades especiais, a fim de construir uma comunicação efetiva e adequada entre a(o) profissional e pessoa, para que as práticas de saúde sejam bem-sucedidas (40) .…”
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“…For immigrant populations, access to care is a barrier to optimal health in a new country (Beck et al, 2017;Falgas et al, 2017). For persons with differential ability, having health care professionals not trained on their needs impedes their ability to receive adequate care (Marlow et al, 2019;Stransky et al, 2018). For many Black/African American (referred to henceforth as Black) people, racism works with socioeconomic position to segregate them into neighborhoods with hazardous living conditions, and/or produce stress from engagement with discrimination to increase the likelihood of poor health (Mullings, 2005;Paradies et al, 2015;Williams , 2012).…”
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