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Patient race and psychotropic prescribing during medical encounters
Betsy Sleath
, Bonnie Svarstad
, Debra Roter
Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Psychotropic Drug Use
100%
Medical Encounter
100%
White Patients
57%
Non-white
57%
Social Problems
57%
Emotional Health
42%
Emotional Symptoms
42%
Symptom Perception
42%
Physician Perceptions
42%
Physical Health
28%
Physical Problems
28%
United States
14%
Logistic Regression
14%
Canada
14%
Self-administered Questionnaire
14%
Health Problems
14%
Black Women
14%
Patients with Chronic Diseases
14%
Geographic Region
14%
Patient Visits
14%
Primary Care Physicians
14%
Medical Visits
14%
Regression Techniques
14%
Emotional Problems
14%
Research Assistants
14%
Audiotapes
14%
Physical Health Problems
14%
White People
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Emotional Stability
100%
Disease
66%
Logistic Regression Analysis
33%
Primary Health Care
33%
Patient with Chronic Illness
33%
Nursing and Health Professions
Psychotropic Agent
100%
Logistic Regression Analysis
12%
Patient with Chronic Illness
12%
Primary Care Physician
12%