No patient left behind: how can we ensure world class primary care for black and ethnic minority people? which follows the findings of the 2007 GP Patient Survey which highlighted significant variations between GP practices in levels of patient satisfaction, together with lower satisfaction rates for people from some BME groups. In this report, Professor Lakhani looks specifically at the reasons for lower satisfaction among patients from some BME communities.
Posted by: western4uk | May 22, 2008
No patient left behind: how can we ensure world class primary care for black and ethnic minority people?
Posted in Ethnicity, Grey Literature, Primary Care, Quality | Tags: BME Groups, Ethnic Groups, Grey Literature, Patient Satisfaction, Quality
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