[MS 2] Généalogie de Louis Simon fils de Louis François Simon et d’Anne Cureau

Discrimination and Health Care Utilization

“…1998; 14: 201-08. 236 .016 (117) .007 (44) .003 (30) .0003(2) White (3205) .767 (2438) .209(681) .013 (52) .007 (23) .003 (10) .0004(1) Black (947) .749 (693) .223 (234) .017 (12) .004 (4) .004(4) 0 Hispanic (969) .758 (706) .206 (227) .021 (19) .011 (11) .004(6) 0 Asian (561) .593 (318) .346 (207) .037 (24) .008 (3) .013 (8) .004(1) Other Race (326) .743 (232) . 215(79) .029 (10) .012 (3) .0008( 2 .036 (106) .055 (184) .…”

“…higher rates of mortality and advanced presentation of both diseases than do white women. 8,9,10,11 At the same time, blacks have been shown to have comparable and even in some cases higher rates of screening for some conditions than do whites. 12,13 According to recent data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey, blacks have higher median rates of screening than whites for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer as well as for hypertension and cholesterol.…”

“…1995; 45: 8-30. 11 Simon MS; Severson RK. Racial differences in survival of female breast cancer in the Detroit metropolitan area.…”

“…188 For example, as will be discussed in Chapter 6, the Office of Civil Rights has traditionally not been very aggressive in collecting information about discriminatory occurrences in the health care setting. 189 Observational Datasets with Discrimination Related Questions Now that I have described the framework outlined in the NAS, I will use this framework to describe various observational datasets available to evaluate the link between discrimination and health.…”