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1. Convergence internationale des actions publiques d'organisation et de régulation des systèmes de santé.

Author

Delande, G.

Subjects
INTERNATIONAL cooperation, MEDICAL care, INSURANCE, HEALTH services administration, PUBLIC health
Abstract

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Published
2004
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2. L'évolution du management des médecins américains.

Author

Takagi, Junko

Subjects
PHYSICIANS, PROFESSIONAL employees, PROFESSIONS, OCCUPATIONS, MEDICAL care, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

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Published
2006
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3. Measuring the Gap.

Author

Peota, Carmen

Subjects
MEDICAL care, RACE discrimination, MEDICAL research, ETHNICITY, SOCIAL status
Abstract

The article presents information on a study conducted by the U.S. Veterans Affairs according to which there is an improvement in the medical care delivery system but racial disparities is still present in it. It focuses on the relationship between quality and health disparities. According to professor Amal Trivedi, health systems in the U.S. need to link their data on patient race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status with data on quality.

Published
2012