Trends in Child Health Insurance Coverage: A Local Perspective

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Aileen Beltran

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Angelo P Giardino

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Charles G Macias

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Jean L Raphael

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Marc A Kowalkowski

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Richard R Batsell

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Worker demand for health insurance in the non-group market.

Disenrollment and re-enrollment patterns in a SCHIP.

Health care markets, the safety net, and utilization of care among the uninsured.

The effect of premium changes on SCHIP enrollment duration.

Medicaid at the ten-year anniversary of SCHIP: looking back and moving forward.

The effect of renewal policy changes on SCHIP disenrollment

The impact of CHIP on children's insurance coverage: an analysis using the National Survey of America's Families.

Health care access and use among low-income children: who fares best?

Determinants of public and private insurance enrollment among Medicaid-eligible children.

Low-Income workers with employer-sponsored insurance: who's at risk when employer coverage is no longer an option?

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