Medical mistrust and patient satisfaction with mammography: the mediating effects of perceived self‐efficacy among navigated African American women

摘要

BackgroundMedical mistrust is salient among African American women, given historic and contemporary racism within medical settings. Mistrust may influence satisfaction among navigated women by affecting women's perceptions of their health‐care self‐efficacy and their providers' roles in follow‐up of abnormal test results.