Disparities in both health status and access to health care in the United States are widely acknowledged problems that have received much attention from the AAFP and a host of other medical professional organizations across the country.
The timeliness of the topic increases the value of recently published research(link.springer.com) that explores primary care residents’ awareness of racial disparities related to a specific disease and how prepared residents say they are to talk about those disparities with their patients.
