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PNS103 THE ASSOCIATION OF LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY (LEP) AND PHYSICIAN LANGUAGE CONCORDANCE ON PATIENTS’ PERCEIVED QUALITY OF CARE IN THE UNITED STATES

N. Li, Kevin A. Look

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Key concepts: Concordance, Medicine, Limited English proficiency, Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, Logistic regression, Health care, Family medicine, Association (psychology)

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