Triple jeopardy: rural, poor, and uninsured.

Diane Rowland · Barbara Lyons

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Healthcare Policy and Management Healthcare Systems and Reforms Public Health and Social Inequalities

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Current knowledge on health care for the rural poor and uninsured demonstrates little descriptive and empirical knowledge on this population. Policy strategies call for a better understanding of the gaps in insurance coverage and the special problems of rural residents, especially those with low incomes.

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