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Investigation of Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Service Utilization among Homeless Adults with Severe Mental Illnesses
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This study examined racial disparities in the use of psychiatric outpatient, housing, and case management services by 6,829 black, Latino, and non-Latino white participants. The authors concluded that, for their study group, blacks used psychiatric outpatient services less frequently than whites, hence experiencing a service disparity; Latinos used case management services more than whites did.
Journal
2009
Psychiatric Services
60
1032-1038
Psychiatr Serv 2009 60: 1032-1038
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