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Disparities and eHealth: Achieving the Promise and the Potentialcare with low income and minority patients. These early findings encouraged a focus on healthcare quality problems with the US healthcare system, which revealed that problems associated with quality and healthcare disparities were in fact linked and should be considered together. In the case of heal

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-20223-3Asch et al., 2006; McGlynn et al., 2003). Recently, Wennberg, Fisher, Sharp, McAndrew, and Bronner (2006) demonstrated the substantial regional variation in practice patterns and outcomes with respect to quality of care for Medicare recipients. Notably, the quality of care observed in regions with e