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May
18

Economic class and access to health care

There is an excellent report on the impact of socio-economic class on access to health care in the New York Times. It is a rather extensive article, perhaps best to print and save for that period from just before takeoff until you’ve reached 10,000 feet and can fire up that laptop.


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  1. Hi Joe: Enoch Choi recommended your blog to me, and I’ve been reading it faithfully since. I just started a new blog focused on health care issues from the layman’s perspective, and this NY Times article was eye-opening.
    It’s a long one, but so worth reading…it really highlights the complexity. There are care differences up and down the class scale, but there are also cultural differences, patient differences, follow-thru differences…follow-thru on the part of the doctors AND the patients!
    I wrote a post about it too here:
    http://workerbees.typepad.com/healthyconcerns/2005/05/more_on_class_a.html

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