Variations in GP–patient communication by ethnicity, age, and gender: evidence from a national primary care patient survey

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@rakeshspatel #AMEE2017 I would love to think this doesn't apply in the UK but evidence suggests otherwise e.g. https://t.co/p8A0WxfPch by @jenniaburt

RT @jenniaburt: @DamianClifford1 @jamesfm55 @Jadeelizb @careopinion Surveys really important in seeing variations in care e.g for BME commu…

RT @jenniaburt: @DamianClifford1 @jamesfm55 @Jadeelizb @careopinion Surveys really important in seeing variations in care e.g for BME commu…

Variations in GP-patient communication by ethnicity,age,and gender:evidence from a national patient survey.https://t.co/qIkj7Ul16t

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