SCHIP at 10: A Synthesis of the Evidence on Access to Care in SCHIP

Shanna Shulman and Margo Rosenbach

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Abstract: SCHIP has made substantial gains in providing affordable health coverage to children. However, health insurance alone does not ensure access to needed health services. This paper presents recent evidence about changes in access to care associated with enrollment in SCHIP.

Keywords: SCHIP; State Children's Health Insurance Program; Access to Care; Synthesis (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 61
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