Perceived Discrimination Predicts Longer Time to Be Accepted for Kidney Transplant
Larissa Myaskovsky(University of New Mexico), Ron Shapiro(Mount Sinai Medical Center), Linda F. Fried(VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System), Mark L. Unruh(University of New Mexico), Ramkumar Mohan(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Donna Almario Doebler(University of Pittsburgh), Mary Amanda Dew(University of Pittsburgh), Sung-Hee Kim(Duke Medical Center), Donna M. Posluszny(Apple (Israel)), Chung‐Chou H. Chang(University of Pittsburgh), Galen E. Switzer(University of Pittsburgh)
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