Beyond Coverage: SCHIP Makes Strides Toward Providing a Usual Source of Care to Low-Income Children

Amy Quinn and Margo Rosenbach

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Abstract: A usual source of care has been considered an important goal for children’s health care for many years and has been linked to many positive outcomes—increased use of preventive care, decreased use of emergency room care, and better continuity of care.

Keywords: SCHIP; Low-Income Children; Children's Health (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 20
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