Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3849372 | American Journal of Kidney Diseases | 2012 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
Lack of health insurance and perceived difficulty obtaining medical care with lower health care utilization, both of which are consistent with inadequate access to health care, are more likely for KEEP participants who are younger than 65 years, nonwhite, and without previously diagnosed comorbid conditions. Nephrology care is infrequent in elderly participants with advanced CKD who are nonwhite, have comorbid disease, and have high-risk states for cardiovascular disease.
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Authors
Varun MD, Bernard G. MD, MPH, Xenia Y. MD, Shu-Cheng MS, Yang MS, Suying PhD, Adam T. DO, MSPH, Peter A. MD, MPH, Andrew S. MD, MPH, KEEP Investigators KEEP Investigators,