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Comparison of Services Among Different Types of Home Health Agencies

Medical Care, 1994
Past and proposed public policy reforms in home care have presumed that similar services are provided by different types (e.g., public, proprietary) of home health agencies under a uniform benefit. To examine this presumption, the author used Medicare billing data and interview information for a nationally representative sample of 921 home health ...
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Timely Health Service Utilization of Older Foster Youth by Insurance Type

Journal of Adolescent Health, 2016
To evaluate the impact of a policy change for older foster care youth from a fee-for-service (FFS) Medicaid program to health maintenance organization (HMO) providers on the timeliness of first well-child visits (health care physicals).A three-year retrospective study using linked administrative data collected by the Michigan Departments of Human ...
Angelique Day, Amy Curtis, Rajib Paul, Prince Addo Allotey, Shantel Crosby   +4 more
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Health care service utilization under two types of insurance

Health Care Management Review, 1984
Before public demand for health care services can be reduced in the effort to contain costs, policy makers must understand utilization patterns. Researchers report here on a study of enrollees covered by individual, employer-sponsored health insurance programs in Greater Philadelphia.
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Correlates of Mental Health Service Use and Type Among Asian Americans

Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research, 2013
This study uses data from the National Latino and Asian American Study to investigate correlates of mental health service use among Asian Americans with mental health needs. Our study contributes to the extant literature by: (1) differentiating between mental health service use types; and (2) examining a broader swatch of Asian Americans with mental ...
Emily S, Ihara, David H, Chae, Janet R, Cummings, Sunmin, Lee   +3 more
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Consumer issues in navigating health care services for type I diabetes

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2001
• Despite increasing interest in consumer awareness and participation in health care service delivery, there has been little exploration of consumer views in relation to services for people with type I diabetes.• The purpose of this qualitative exploratory study was to identify strategies people with type I diabetes used to access health services and ...
B, Rasmussen, S, Wellard, A, Nankervis
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Types of Health Problems and Satisfaction With Services in a Rural Nurse-Managed Clinic

Journal of Community Health Nursing, 1993
The purpose of this study was to investigate the satisfaction of clients with care provided in a rural nurse-managed health center by family nurse practitioners and to describe common health problems for which family nurse practitioner services were sought.
Ramsey, Priscilla, Edwards, Joellen, Lenz, Cynthia, Odom, Judy East, Brown, Bonnie   +4 more
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[Types of in-patient health services as perceived by patients].

Problemy sotsial'noi gigieny, zdravookhraneniia i istorii meditsiny, 2004
Patients, who received treatment at both 24-hour and daytime inpatients facilities in the Stavropol Territory, were questioned. The respondents mentioned some advantages and disadvantages of patient-care facilities of both types; their answers denoted a shaping demand for medical care provided by an inpatient facility of a certain type.
V Ia, Gorbunkov, N E, Zlatkovskaia
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Variation in Mental Health Service Use Among U.S. Latinos by Place of Origin and Service Provider Type

Psychiatric Services, 2015
This study examined variation in mental health service use among U.S. Latinos by place of origin and service provider type.Data were obtained from the National Latino and Asian American Study. The sample for this study consisted of 2,533 Latino adults, including Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, and other Latinos.
Sungkyu, Lee, Mary L, Held
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Classification of Burnout Types, Mental Health and Mental Health Service Utilization Experiences in Youth According to their Types

The Society for Cognitive Enhancement and Intervention
Objective: This study classifies burnout types among youth and examines their mental health and mental health service utilization experiences to inform tailored burnout prevention and intervention programs. Methods: Among 5,023 butnout-reporting respondents from the 2024 Youth Life Survey(N=15,098), latent profile analysis identified burnout types ...
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New types of health services manpower: An R & D approach.

, 1974
D. Fenderson
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