Geography, inequities, and the social determinants of health in transplantation
Among the causes of inequity in organ transplantation, geography is oft-cited but rarely defined with precision. Traditionally, geographic inequity has been characterized by variation in distance to transplant centers, availability of deceased organ donors, or the consequences of allocation systems...
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Main Authors: | Katherine Ross-Driscoll (Author), Lisa M. McElroy (Author), Joel T. Adler (Author) |
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