Socioeconomic Disparities in Healthcare

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Across
  1. 1. Healthcare professionals who can advocate for patients who struggle to obtain quality healthcare due to low SES.
  2. 3. Federal-state program often relied on by low-income individuals.
  3. 5. A barrier to care frequently cited by low-income individuals, especially in rural areas.
  4. 7. Health outcomes that differ across groups due to socioeconomic status.
  5. 9. Digital service that allows patients to see providers virtually.
  6. 10. Healthcare cost-saving model often used in underserved areas (two words).
Down
  1. 2. Social factor strongly ties to health outcomes and influenced by income, education, and occupation.
  2. 4. Unconscious attitudes that affect healthcare quality.
  3. 6. Chronic condition disproportionately affecting low-income populations.
  4. 8. Mobile units that bring care directly to underserved populations.