Self-reported delay in seeking care has poor validity for predicting adverse outcomes.
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Comparing United States versus international medical school graduate physicians who serve African- American and White elderlyAssociation between perceived unmet health care needs and risk of adverse health outcomes among patients with chronic medical conditions.Health care avoidance among rural populations: results from a nationally representative survey.Risk Factors for Falls Among Older Adults Following Transition From Nursing Home to the Community.
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Self-reported delay in seeking care has poor validity for predicting adverse outcomes.
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Self-reported delay in seeking care has poor validity for predicting adverse outcomes.
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Self-reported delay in seeking care has poor validity for predicting adverse outcomes.
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Self-reported delay in seeking care has poor validity for predicting adverse outcomes.
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Dan G Blazer
Joanne M Garrett
Randall W Rupper
Thomas R Konrad
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10.1111/J.1532-5415.2004.52572.X
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2004-12-01T00:00:00Z