Background: Medical mistrust can be a barrier to health care utilization. While the Group-
Based Medical Mistrust Scale (GBMMS) has been validated among diverse populations, we …

The objective of this study was to assess the factorial invariance and convergent validity of
the Group-Based Medical Mistrust Scale (GBMMS) across gender (male and female) and …

Medical mistrust measures have not been validated in Latino immigrants. This study
examined the psychometric properties of the Medical Mistrust Index and its association with …

Although previous studies have examined the impact of medical mistrust on the health and
health care seeking behaviors of diverse populations, including Latinos, limited research …

PURPOSE Although we know that racial and ethnic minorities are more likely to have
mistrust in the health care system, very limited knowledge exists on correlates of such …

Objective: Medical mistrust impacts access to care and adherence to medical
recommendations. Inconsistencies in the literature demonstrate a complex relationship …

Mistrust of health care providers among persons of color is a significant barrier to engaging
them in research studies. Underrepresentation of persons of color is particularly problematic …

BACKGROUND: African Americans' mistrust of healthcare is often cited as a cause of racial
disparities in health and has been linked to cultural mistrust. African-American parents' level …

The assessment of medical mistrust is essential to progress in understanding behavioral
health outcomes such as vaccine hesitancy, treatment adherence, and patient–practitioner …

African Americans consistently report higher levels of medical mistrust than their White
counterparts. As a result, medical mistrust is considered to be a contributor to racial health …