National Healthcare Disparities Report - LDI Health Economist
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Patient Centeredness<br />
Also, in the NHQR:<br />
n In 2008, patients age 65 and over with Medicare and public insurance were significantly more likely<br />
than patients with Medicare and private insurance to have a usual source of care not ask for their<br />
help in making treatment decisions.<br />
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