Validity of Race and Ethnicity Codes in Medicare Administrative Data Compared With Gold-standard Self-reported Race Collected During Routine Home Health Care Visits

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@MedicalCareLWW @MCRRSage @MedicalCareLWW your open access version https://t.co/AMuzvDkJa8

@MedicalCareLWW @MCRRSage Hi @MedicalCareLWW - definitely meant to tag you - as this is the paper OIG Report cited - https://t.co/NibMNQd3cX

Paper 1, Validity of race & ethnicity codes in Medicare administrative data compared with gold-standard self-reported race collected during routine home health care visits - open access in @MedicalCareLWW but #PubMed #PMC version has better tables ☮️ …

Medicare's race, ethnic data often undercounts minority populations, study finds. Read for free: https://t.co/voxiGnzrR9 #MedicalCare #Medicare #HealthPolicy #HealthDisparities #HealthData #Healthcare https://t.co/nlTAAqxo2Z

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