Title: Health care divided
First published: 1999
Description: "David Barton Smith offers a complete chronicle of racial segregation and discrimination in health care in the United States using vivid firsthand accounts as well as a formal review of the current evidence of inequity in patterns of use and outcomes. Smith details the efforts through the courts and federal regulation to address these disparities, discusses their persistence in more subtle forms, and offers possible strategies for ending them."--BOOK JACKET.

"This book will appeal to the general reader though will be of particular interest to those in or preparing for health related professions and to those interested in African American and recent American history, political science and organization behavior, public policy and race relations, and trends in health care in the absence of a national reform initiative."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Medical care, African Americans, Discrimination in medical care, Afro-Americans, Blacks, Civil Rights, History, Medical care, united states, Health Services Accessibility
Places: United States
LC classification: RA448.5.N4 S63 1999