Dying for growth : global inequality and the health of the poor
Dying for growth : global inequality and the health of the poor
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为增长而死：全球不平等和穷人的健康
DOI：
10.2307/3097395
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发表时间：
2002
影响因子：
0.3
通讯作者：
John Gershman
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文献类型：
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作者：
J. Yanco;Jim Y. Kim;Joyce V. Millen;A. Irwin;John Gershman
账户只是偶尔反映出经济劣势带来的额外负担。苦中有甜中有苦，其中包括来自患者的来信，他们寻求指导，告诉他们所建议的就诊、住院或手术可能有多重要，并推迟寻求治疗，直到经济状况允许，以及医生为他们知道有需要的患者寻求慈善护理——但贫穷或文盲的患者不会出现在这些页面上。对于那些为穷人和服务不足的人提供卫生保健的人来说，仍然需要了解使处境不利的病人的经历栩栩如生的历史。——杰西卡·m·罗宾斯博士评论
account only occasionally reflects the extra burdens posed by economic disadvantage. Bittersweet includes letters from patients seeking guidance on just how important a proposed visit, hospitalization, or procedure may be, and putting off seeking care until finances permit, and physicians seeking charity care for patients they know are in need—but poor or illiterate patients do not appear in these pages. For those engaged in health care for the poor and underserved, the need for history that brings to life the experiences of disadvantaged patients persists. —Reviewed By Jessica M. Robbins, PhD