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Quality of Life Depends on Patient Perception of Care

Patients reporting mistrust of the medical profession, low trust in a physician and experience with healthcare discrimination before a major medical procedure had a lower quality of life, according to a report on a University of Pittsburgh (Penn.) study from News-Medical.

Ellie Rizzo

Monday, November 11th, 2013

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