Sentence examples for minority care from inspiring English sources

Such bias could penalize minority care providers, as many current pay-for-performance systems rely on claims data to assess care and reward performance.

We assessed cultural competence with a questionnaire survey among medical students, YHC Residents and YHC Supervisors and identified gaps in 'general knowledge of ethnic minority care provision' and 'interpreter services', whereas 'ability to reflect' seemed adequate.

> -wrap-foot> General Knowledge: We developed eight multiple choice items to assess the 'general knowledge of ethnic minority care provision', and six multiple choice items to assess respondents'knowledgege of interpretation services' (see Table  1 for examples).

Because of the known effects of health care insurance on minority care, the current study includes only insured patients presenting for yearly primary care visits to determine minority-screening practices when health care access was equal.

The three cultural competence domains were: General Knowledge: We developed eight multiple choice items to assess the 'general knowledge of ethnic minority care provision', and six multiple choice items to assess respondents'knowledgege of interpretation services' (see Table  1 for examples).

392 medical students, Youth Health Care (YHC) Physician Residents and their Physician Supervisors were invited to complete a web-based questionnaire that assessed three domains of cultural competence: 1) general knowledge of ethnic minority care provision and interpretation services; 2) reflection ability; and 3) culturally competent consultation behaviour.

Expectant mothers and other ethnic minority care-seekers were said to '… follow outdated customs and practices, where there have been cases when the conditions were too serious to cure once they were admitted to hospital' (Kinh nurse, district hospital).

Religious minorities care just as much, if not more, about individual religious liberty under the free exercise clause that the Supreme Court, led by Justice Antonin Scalia, has eviscerated over the past 15 years.

They sense that apart from a committed minority, voters care more about cleaning up government than bringing society closer to God.

Ministers say they will look into options for allowing Healthwatch onto the premises of the minority of care homes with private-only residents.

But who beyond a vanishingly small minority will care about your reputation on "Atheism", "Board and Card Games," or "English Language and Usage," to pick three new StackExchange sites?