Erratum: Racial/ethnic disparities in influenza vaccination of chronically-ill US adults: The
mediating role of perceived discrimination in healthcare (Medical Care (2016) 54 (570-577)) …

Background: Despite well-established programs, influenza vaccination rates in US adults
are well below federal benchmarks and exhibit well-documented, persistent racial and …

The Institute of Medicine report, Unequal Treatment, documents the presence of racial/ethnic
disparities in health care across multiple procedures. It concluded that stereotyping, biases …

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Influenza Vaccination in the United States: The role of access to care
The 130th Annual Meeting of APHA 4124.0: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 - 1:00 PM Abstract …

Background One proposed explanation for the persistence of racial disparities in adult
immunizations is that minority patients receive primary care at practices that differ …

Background: Despite progress in increasing rates of influenza vaccination among seniors,
significant racial disparities persist in the US and our community (African-Americans= 39 …

In the United States, health disparities exist among ethnic minority groups, the uninsured,
and those with other barriers to health care access. Health disparities exist for many …

We investigated the role of individual, community and vaccinator characteristics in mediating
racial/ethnic disparities in the uptake of differentiated influenza vaccines (DIVs; including …

Influenza (commonly called flu) and pneumonia are infectious respiratory diseases that are
vaccine-preventable. Yet together they represented the ninth leading causes of death in the …

Objectives Quantify how observable characteristics contribute to influenza vaccination
disparities among White, Black, and Hispanic nursing home (NH) residents. Design …