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Medicaid managed care and the unmet need for mental health care among children with special health care needs
The proportion of the Medicaid population enrolled in managed care rose from 9.5 percent in 1991 to 60.7 percent in 2004 (Mitchell and Gaskin 2004;...
6/1/08 by Michael H. Tang Kristen S. Hill Alexy A. Boudreau Recai M. Yucel James M. Perrin Karen A. Kuhlthau · More from publicationMedicaid undercount and bias to estimates of uninsurance: new estimates and existing evidence
There is consensus among researchers that population surveys of health insurance coverage undercount the number of individuals enrolled in Medicaid...
6/1/08 by Kathleen Thiede Call Gestur Davidson Michael Davern Rebecca Nyman · More from publicationExamining variation in treatment costs: a cost function for outpatient methadone treatment programs
Although a substantial literature provides estimates of the total and per-patient costs for substance abuse treatment, relatively little is known...
6/1/08 by Laura J. Dunlap Gary A. Zarkin Alexander J. Cowell · More from publicationRole of state policies in the adoption of naltrexone for substance abuse treatment
The development of pharmaceutical agents to quell cravings has the potential to expand access to substance abuse treatment and improve treatment...
6/1/08 by Carolyn J. Heinrich Carolyn J. Hill · More from publicationFalling short: continued challenges in meeting the mental health needs of children with special health care needs
Nearly one in every five households has a child with a special health care need (CSHCN), and at least one quarter of these children also has a mental...
6/1/08 by Anita Chandra Nicole Lurie · More from publicationPrescription drug coverage and effects on drug expenditures among elderly Medicare beneficiaries
Innovations in medical technology, especially pharmaceuticals, have improved health outcomes and quality of life and have replaced surgeries and...
6/1/08 by Soonim Huh Thomas Rice Susan L. Ettner · More from publication
