Many doctors have negative perceptions of patients with disabilities — and that impacts quality of care, study finds

Paskelbta 2021-02-04 | paskelbė Margarita Poškutė

More than 82% of American doctors say they believe patients with significant disabilities have a worse quality of life than people who don’t have disabilities, according to a new study. Those negative perceptions can have big impacts on the quality of care patients with disabilities receive.

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Many doctors have negative perceptions of patients with disabilities — and that impacts quality of care, study finds