Description
The purpose of the study, “Understanding Patient Satisfaction for Chinese, South Asian, and Non-Hispanic White Patients,” is to better understand the expectations and experiences of PAMF's diverse patient population in order to better meet their health care needs.
The study has completed recruiting PAMF patients in Palo Alto and Fremont to participate in focus groups and interviews for this study. Eligible patients were:
The study has completed recruiting PAMF patients in Palo Alto and Fremont to participate in focus groups and interviews for this study. Eligible patients were:
- Between the ages of 30-60;
- Identify as either South Asian; Chinese, Chinese American, or another Chinese-speaking ethnicity; or Non-Hispanic White; and
- Are able to speak and read English, or speak Mandarin or Cantonese and read traditional or simplified Chinese.
Recruitment Information
Funder
Palo Alto Medical Foundation
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