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G Grant Tribble1, Nancy M Borkowski, Phaedra S Corso
1Author Affiliations: Department of Health Services Administration, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama (Drs Tribble, Borkowski, Hall, and Hearld); and Department of Health Policy & Management, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana (Dr Corso).
Abstract:
The Urban Indian Health Program was created by the Indian Health Service to establish a culturally appropriate health care delivery model for Native Americans who relocate to urban areas. The 31 community-based Indian Health Programs under the Office of Urban Indian Health Program vary in culture, socioeconomic, and patient mix. Strategic decision-making by these community-based Indian Health Programs depends upon various factors, including leaders' characteristics, organizational characteristics, and service area market factors.
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