Medicare Patients Had Slightly Better Survival Rate With Foreign-Educated Doctors, Study Finds – Wall Street Journal
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Medicare Patients Had Slightly Better Survival Rate With Foreign-Educated Doctors, Study Finds
Wall Street Journal Medicare patients in U.S. hospitals were less likely to die when their doctors were educated outside the U.S., according to a study by researchers at Harvard University. The study, published in the journal BMJ, examined more than 1.2 million hospital … Immigrant Doctors Provide Better Care, According to a Study of 1.2 Million Hospitalizations Trump’s Immigration Order Could Make It Harder to Find Doctors Doctors trained outside the US see fewer patient deaths, study finds |
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