African American and HIV/AIDS Survey
A national random-sample survey of 811 African American adults, 18 years and older, on their knowledge, values and beliefs with respect to HIV and AIDS.
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Ensuring Linguistic Access in Health Care Settings: Legal Rights and Responsibilities
ReportExecutive Summary: Ensuring Linguistic Access In Health Care Settings: Legal Rights and Responsibilities…
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Native Americans and Medicaid: Coverage and Financing Issues
ReportMedicaid plays several different roles of significance to Native Americans. Through its purchase of managed care products, Medicaid is reshaping the health care delivery system for many Native Americans and other underserved low-income populations. Medicaid also assists low-income elderly and disabled Indians who are eligible for Medicare in meeting their premium and cost-sharing obligations.
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Encuesta Nacional de Kaiser Family Foundation sobre los Latinos y el VIH/SIDA
ReportEn encuestas anteriores, la atencion se ha concentrando en captar las impresiones de la poblacion general, incluyendo sus opiniones sobre la epidemia; su preocupacion personal en cuanto a infectarse con el VIH; sus conocimientos sobre la transmision, curso y tratamiento del VIH y el SIDA; sus experiencias con la prueba de anticuerpos; su punto de…
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Racial and Ethnic Differences in Access to Medical Diagnosis and Treatment
ReportAn Annotated Bibliography of Sentinel Articles Report:…
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A Forum on the Implications of Changes in the Health Care Environment for Native American Health Care
ReportWith the assistance of the First Nations Development Institute, the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation commissioned several studies of critical issues in Native-American health care.
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The Role of Race and Ethnicity in Health Services
Other PostThis is a special issue of Health Services Research on the role of race and ethnicity in health services research. Based on a December 1992 conference sponsored by the Association of American Medical Colleges, the issue contains eight papers and as editorial preface by Mark Smith and Pancho Chang.