In our first five consumer choice surveys, the largest differences in how consumers make tradeoffs when choosing care generally fell across age groups. In our new Women's Services Consumer Choice Survey, however, we just focused on 1,752 women ages 18 to 40 years who have had or are interested in having a baby. Within this demographic, we found that there are statistically significant variations in preferences when choosing a gynecologist or pregnancy care provider across ethnicities.
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