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Table 1.

Domains of dissatisfaction with healthcare experiences and related codes derived from semi-structured surveys about patient satisfaction.

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Fig 1.

Participant recruitment and study enrollment.

Exclusion criteria were applied sequentially. *The predominant reason for administrative exclusion was that a recruitment cell was filled by the time a potential respondent worked their way through the multi-step recruitment process.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of patients who received healthcare for pain management, stratified by whether they reported any (vs. no) racial/ethnic-based perceived discrimination while receiving healthcare.

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Table 3.

Frequency and percentage of domains of dissatisfaction with healthcare experiences, stratified by whether they reported any (vs. no) racial/ethnic-based perceived discrimination while seeking healthcare.

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Table 4.

Final multivariable model containing domains of dissatisfaction associated with any (vs. no) racial/ethnic-based perceived discrimination while seeking healthcare (n = 622).

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Table 5.

Final multivariable models containing dissatisfaction domains associated with any (vs. no) racial/ethnic-based perceived discrimination while seeking healthcare, stratified by racial/ethnic group.

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Table 6.

Frequency of dissatisfaction codes in the domains of interactions with staff, staff demeanor, and unresolved pain expressed by patients who perceived any discrimination, stratified by racial/ethnic group.

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Fig 2.

References to clinical and non-clinical staff when describing dissatisfaction with staff interactions, staff demeanor, and unresolved pain.

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