Original paper
Challenges confronting African Americans and Hispanics living with chronic illness in their families
Abstract
Objective To examine the life experiences of African American and Hispanic adults whose personal chronic illness and/or that of a family member is the biggest health problem for their families. Data source Telephone (landline and cell phone) interviews of random, nationally representative samples of 1081 African-American and 1478 Hispanic adults, age 18 and older. We evaluated the responses of 757 African-American and 697 Hispanic participants...
Paper Details
Title
Challenges confronting African Americans and Hispanics living with chronic illness in their families
Published Date
Jul 7, 2016
Journal
Volume
12
Issue
4
Pages
281 - 291
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