Health Care Reform: Resources
Children in Health Reform
- A Lexicon for Children's Health: Making Children a Priority in Health Reform First Focus
- Implications of Health Care Reform for Children Currently Enrolled in CHIP Programs First Focus
- Poll: Children and Health Reform First Focus
- The Economic Impact of Uninsured Children on America Vivian Ho and Marah Short, Baker Institute for Public Policy
- Health Care Reform for Children with Public Coverage: How Can Policymakers Maximize Gains and Prevent Harm?
Genevieve Kenney and Stan Dorn, Urban Institute - Health Reform That Works for Kids Karen Davenport, Center for American Progress
- Creating Comprehensive and Stable Health Insurance Coverage for All Children Sara Rosenbaum, First Focus
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The Role of Public Programs
- Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program Provisions in Health Reform Bills: Affordable Health Care for America Act & the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Kaiser Family Foudation - Building on Success to Effectively Integrate Current Children's Coverage with National Health Reform: Ideas from State CHIP Programs Catherine Hess and Maureen Hensley-Quinn, National Academy for State Health Policy
- Opening the "Front Door" of a Reformed Health Care System: Six Lessons from Medicaid on Promoting Participation in Health Coverage Victoria Wachino and Karen Davenport, Center for American Progress
- HR 3200 - Key Questions About Changes for Medicaid and Low-Income Individuals Kaiser Family Foundation
- Medicaid: What Any Serious Health Reform Proposal Needs to Consider Christine Ferguson, Patricia Riley, and Sara Rosenbaum, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Medicaid as a Platform for Broader Health Reform Diane Rowland, Barbara Lyons, and Robin Rudowitz, Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured
- Improving Medicaid as Part of Building on the Current System to Achieve Universal Coverage January Angeles, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
- Why Public Programs Matter - and Will Continue to Matter - Even After Health Reform Elizabeth Fowler and Timothy Jost, The Journal of Law, Medicine, & Ethics
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