Race/Ethnicity and Perception of Care: Does Patient-Provider Concordance Matter?

Keyphrases

• Race-ethnicity 100%
• Perceptions of Care 100%
• Race Perception 100%
• Patient Concordance 100%
• Interpersonal Care 100%
• Quality of Care 28%
• Racial Disparities 28%
• Patient Engagement 28%
• Between-group 28%
• Racial Identity 28%
• Racial Concordance 28%
• Second Stage of Labor 14%
• Cesarean Delivery 14%
• Operative Vaginal Delivery 14%
• High Acuity 14%
• Medical Records 14%
• Quality Measures 14%
• Patient Preference 14%
• Prospective Cohort Study 14%
• Biomedical Data 14%
• Adverse Health Outcomes 14%
• Remediate 14%
• Postpartum Patient 14%
• Latinx 14%
• Sociodemographic Data 14%
• Health Care Surveys 14%
• No Significant Difference 14%
• Intrapartum 14%
• Obstetric Services 14%
• Differences in Perception 14%
• Household Income 14%
• Perceived Quality 14%
• Decision-making Styles 14%
• Obstetric Procedures 14%
• Primary Language 14%
• Interpersonal Style 14%
• Intrapartum Outcomes 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Intrapartum 100%
• Decision Making 50%
• Vaginal Delivery 50%
• Racial Disparity 50%
• Health Outcomes 50%
• Identified Patient 50%
• Patient Communication 50%
• Prospective Cohort Study 50%
• Cesarean Section 50%
• Labor Stage 2 50%
• Ethnic Disparity 50%
• Household 50%
• Obstetrics 50%
• Medical Record 50%