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Reducing Health Care Disparities: Where Are We Now?

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  • Marsha Gold

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This issue brief for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation gives an overview of how the field of health care disparities has evolved in recent years to identify emerging perspectives, progress and current activity, and outstanding needs.

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  • Marsha Gold, 2014. "Reducing Health Care Disparities: Where Are We Now?," Mathematica Policy Research Reports b43edfb359ac443daa51e0fc3, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:b43edfb359ac443daa51e0fc3f4d9275
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    Health Care Disparities Health;

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