Race, Ethnicity and Medical Care: Improving Access in a Diverse Society

In an effort to address the racial inequities in health care that exist today, the Kaiser Family Foundation brought together leading public and private sector policymakers — including health professionals, educators, civil rights leaders, and consumer organizations — to review the evidence and race and medical care and discuss what can be done to address inequities in care.

The following materials were released at the October 14, 1999, forum:

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