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The Impact of Provider Demographics on Patients' Continuity of Care
The race concordance of providers to their patients impacts a patient's investment and agency in the patient-provider relationship. The mistrust of medicine within the African American population remains and patients feel unengaged in their care. Race concordant provider-patient rela-tionships would improve the equity of patient care in our clinic.
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