Search Results - subject:"coverage"

On Random Sampling Without Replacement from a Finite Population

Kochar, Subhash; Korwar, Ramesh - In: Annals of the Institute of Statistical Mathematics 53 (2001) 3, pp. 631-646

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Study of Safety Net Provider Capacity to Care for Low-Income Uninsured Patients.

Felt-Lisk, Suzanne; McHugh, Megan; Howell, Embry - Mathematica Policy Research - 2001

Safety-net providers serving the nation's 39 million uninsured residents are vulnerable organizations even in good economic times, yet efforts to monitor their capacity have been limited. This study of the safety net in five cities found that capacity was strained for specialty services and...

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Does Medicare HMO Enrollment Cause Adverse Selection in Medigap?

Chollet, Deborah; Kirk, Adele - Mathematica Policy Research - 2001

Examines the relationship between rising Medicare risk and Medicare+Choice enrollment and the claims experience reported by Medigap insurers between 1996 and 1999. Concludes that adverse selection into Medicare HMOs has probably reduced average medical claims in standard Medigap plans, with a...

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Medigap Insurance Markets: Structure, Change, and Implications for Medicare.

Chollet, Deborah; Kirk, Adele - Mathematica Policy Research - 2001

Describes the Medigap market in 1999, both nationally and by state, and compares the national profile in 1999 with that in 1997 to show how the market is changing. Notes that one third of all Medigap policies were pre-standard in 1999, and standard forms F, C, and B accounted for 48 percent of...

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Discontinuous Coverage in Medicaid and the Implications of 12-Month Continuous Coverage for Children.

Irvin, Carol; Peikes, Deborah; Trenholm, Chris; Khan, Nazmul - Mathematica Policy Research - 2001

Examines the implications of continuous coverage for children using Medicaid enrollment and payment data for California … continuous coverage and that some groups of children, such as older adolescents and Hispanics, are at higher risk of … discontinuous coverage than others. Suggests that continuous coverage may be an important component of a state's efforts to …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010609738

Umweltschutz-Reporting : Umwelterklärungen und -berichte als Module eines Reportingsystems

Lange, Christoph; Ahsen, Anette von; Daldrup, Herbert - 2001

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Covering the low-income uninsured : the case for expanding public programs

Feder, Judith M. (contributor) - In: Health affairs : at the intersection of health, health … 20 (2001) 1, pp. 27-39

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Building a consensus for expanding health coverage

Kahn, Charles N.; Pollack, Ronald F. - In: Health affairs : at the intersection of health, health … 20 (2001) 1, pp. 40-48

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Window shopping : state health reform politics in the 1990s

Brown, Lawrence D.; Sparer, Michael S. - In: Health affairs : at the intersection of health, health … 20 (2001) 1, pp. 50-67

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Increments toward what?

Weil, Alan - In: Health affairs : at the intersection of health, health … 20 (2001) 1, pp. 68-82

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