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Mead and Roland report differences in patients' evaluation of medical care that are related to the patient's ethnic group. 1 They may not have corrected for a possible confounder, the doctor's characteristics.
We examined the relation between patients' ethnic group and the percentage of UK graduate doctors at practice level using data on country of primary qualification in the 2004 general practice research database and patient declared...