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25 cze 2021 · Discrimination in healthcare is one of the main concerns of healthcare systems around the world. A systematic review can help to clarify and integrate results from different pieces of...
Three distinct dimensions emerged in the experiences of perceived discrimination by recipients of health care: (1) the sources of discriminatory experiences; (2) the impact of the discrimination on care and management of health needs; and (3) the provider and organization recommendation to address discriminatory practices.
Examples of discrimination relevant to healthcare. In New Zealand, Maori people experience significant in-equalities with lower life expectancy at birth, 7.3 yrs less than non-Maori people. Maori people have less access to and poorer care throughout all healthcare services, which is reflected in lower levels of investigations, in-
1 lut 2022 · The medical field has numerous examples where racial, gender or age disparities affect clinical decision-making, quality of treatment, and diagnosis (Norori et al. 2021; Webster et al. 2022). For...
27 lut 2021 · Discrimination in health care manifests itself in various forms such as discrimination based on sex, race, age, type of illness, religion, language, economic status, and social status, in all of which individual's access to health services is reduced or is of poor quality.
Research guided by the individual model of behavior identifies the types of individual characteristics (e.g., low self-efficacy) that lead to behaviors that contribute to social class disparities in health and education.
1 kwi 2019 · This paper briefly reviews the commonly used measures of socio-economic position and how these relate to underlying social class mechanisms before proposing an adaptation of Wright’s integrated social class theory in order to explain inequalities in health.
