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100 1  Raudenbush, Danielle T.,|d1980-|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/names/no2019131061|eauthor. 
245 10 Health care off the books|bpoverty, illness, and 
       strategies for survival in urban America /|cDanielle T. 
       Raudenbush. 
246 30 Poverty, illness, and strategies for survival in urban 
       America 
264  1 Oakland, California|bUniversity of California Press
       |c[2020] 
300    1 online resource (xii, 196 pages) 
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504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction: Health care access in 
       America and the formal-informal hybrid health care system 
       -- 2. Access to care in Jackson Homes -- 3. Sick, poor, 
       and without care: individual responses to barriers and the
       emergence of a hybrid system -- 4. "On the poor side of 
       things": the role of the local community in the hybrid 
       system -- 5. The doctor is in: physicians in the hybrid 
       system -- 6. After the Affordable Care Act -- 7. 
       Conclusion -- Methodological appendix -- Notes -- 
       References -- Index 
520    "Low-income African Americans in the United States face a 
       fundamental tension when it comes to health care. Members 
       of this group have higher rates of illness and disease 
       compared to other groups and, at the same time, are more 
       likely to face obstacles to accessing health care. Health 
       Care Off the Books examines this tension, asking what 
       people belonging to this group do when they have health 
       problems but are unable to obtain health services. Drawing
       on a qualitative case study of an urban African American 
       public housing development, Danielle T. Raudenbush reveals
       that health care for some low-income people is different 
       from common scholarly and public conceptions. It is not 
       simply that members of this group forgo health care or 
       rely on safety-net facilities like community clinics and 
       public hospitals, as is often assumed. Instead, some low-
       income people and some of the doctors that work with them 
       transform the nature of health care delivery and co-
       construct an informal-formal hybrid health care system. In
       this system, health-related resources that originate in 
       places like hospitals and clinics are distributed 
       informally through people's social ties, including 
       resources like pharmaceutical drugs, medical equipment, 
       and insurance cards. This hybrid system is shaped by 
       important neighborhood and interpersonal processes and 
       becomes integral to how some people manage their health 
       problems. While the health care strategies described in 
       the book may at times be beneficial, they also have the 
       potential to negatively affect people's health"--
       |cProvided by publisher 
546    In English. 
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       care off the books|dOakland, California : University of 
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