Racial Differences in Functioning Among Elderly Nursing Home Residents, 2004
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Reducing racial disparities in health care is an important national policy goal. Previous research on racial disparities has focused on nursing home placement rates. Recent research suggests that black nursing home residents may be more likely than residents of other races to reside in facilities that have serious deficiencies, such as low staffing ratios and greater financial vulnerability (1,2).
In 2004, 11% of the 1.3 million nursing home residents aged 65 and over in the United States we...
In 2004, 11% of the 1.3 million nursing home residents aged 65 and over in the United States we...























