Measuring and decomposing socioeconomic‐related inequality in the use of oral health services among Chinese adults
Community Dentistry And Oral Epidemiology2020Vol. 49(1), pp. 47–54
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Mengru Xu, Xiaoli Gao, Huijing Wu, Min Ding, Chunzi Zhang, Shuo Du, Xing Wang, Xiping Feng, Baojun Tai, Deyu Hu, Huancai Lin, Bo Wang, Chunxiao Wang, Shuguo Zheng, Xuenan Liu, Wensheng Rong, Weijian Wang, Tao Xu, Yan Si
Abstract
Oral healthcare service utilization was disproportionately concentrated among better-off Chinese adults. The primary determinants of inequality in dental care use in different age groups provide information for policymakers to create more targeted policies to achieve equity in the oral healthcare system in China.
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