develop policy initiatives and provider incentives to increase the number of residents entering primary care instead of a subspecialty or a hospital career.

Healthcare Disparities/Primary Care Medicine
Question 1:
Healthcare Disparities
Explore healthcare disparities in the U.S. and determine the groups of people most likely to experience discrimination in healthcare services. Recommend at least one policy that could eliminate healthcare disparities in the U.S. Please justify your answer.Question 2:
Primary Care Medicine
Primary care providers deliver basic medical care for Americans. Yet Bodenheimer and Grumbach (2009) report that the proportion of internal medicine residents entering primary care medicine rather than subspecialty or hospital careers plummeted from 54% in 1998 to 20% in 2005 (p. 201). Research the current status of primary care in the U.S. and develop policy initiatives and provider incentives to increase the number of residents entering primary care instead of a subspecialty or a hospital career. Consider how the Hill-Burton Act; the EMTALA; and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act or the ACA helped transform primary care medicine in this country.
Reference:
Bodenheimer T. S. & Grumbach K. (2009). Understanding health policy: Aclinical approach (5th ed.). New York NY: McGraw-Hill.Provide references in APA format