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Acess to Health Care Resources
NCSL Articles and Webpages on Access to Health Care
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Other Resources on Access to Health Care
Note: NCSL provides links to other Web sites from time to time for information purposes only. Providing these links does not necessarily indicate NCSL's support or endorsement of the site.
- Health Care Reconsidered: Options for Change a Two-Part Series on Health Care Policy (General Overview of Forum)
The Brooklings Institute launched the Hamilton Project in which the first panel of the two-part series focused on making health care more affordable while improving its effectiveness. The second panel in the series highlighted a range of policy proposals for achieving the goal of universal health care coverage for all Americans. Please click the links above for web/podcasts, transcripts and presentation slides from these forums. (April/July 2007)
- State Scorecard
This interactive U.S. map draws from the Commission on a High Performance Health System's report, Aiming Higher: Results from a State Scorecard on Health System Performance. Use this map to view state-specific rankings and results compared to benchmarks, and to view the number of lives and dollars each state could save by achieving benchmark levels of performance. (2007)
- Covering the Uninsured: How States Can Expand and Improve Health Coverage
This article explains how governors and state legislators can make significant headway in reducing the number of America's uninsured, improving access to quality health care, and expanding choice and competition in the state health insurance markets. (2003)
- Cover the Uninsured Week
A website that provides information about Cover the Uninsured Week along with other resources addressing the uninsured such as fact sheets, chart books, and state-by-state profiles.
- Economic Research on Initiative on the Uninsured (ERIU)
An initiative housed at the University of Michigan and funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that conducts research on health coverage topics.
- Families USA: The Uninsured
Families USA is a national non-profit, non-partisan organization that has a website with news, publications, and other resources on the topic of the uninsured.
- Health Coverage and the Uninsured
A Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured website that provides resources and information related to health insurance coverage and the uninsured.
- Health Insurance Coverage in America: 2006 Data Update
A chartbook by the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured about health insurance coverage data from 2005.
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Acess to Health Care Resources
NCSL Articles and Webpages on Access to Health Care
To view PDF files, you must install Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Other Resources on Access to Health Care
Note: NCSL provides links to other Web sites from time to time for information purposes only. Providing these links does not necessarily indicate NCSL's support or endorsement of the site.
- Health Care Reconsidered: Options for Change a Two-Part Series on Health Care Policy (General Overview of Forum)
The Brooklings Institute launched the Hamilton Project in which the first panel of the two-part series focused on making health care more affordable while improving its effectiveness. The second panel in the series highlighted a range of policy proposals for achieving the goal of universal health care coverage for all Americans. Please click the links above for web/podcasts, transcripts and presentation slides from these forums. (April/July 2007)
- State Scorecard
This interactive U.S. map draws from the Commission on a High Performance Health System's report, Aiming Higher: Results from a State Scorecard on Health System Performance. Use this map to view state-specific rankings and results compared to benchmarks, and to view the number of lives and dollars each state could save by achieving benchmark levels of performance. (2007)
- Covering the Uninsured: How States Can Expand and Improve Health Coverage
This article explains how governors and state legislators can make significant headway in reducing the number of America's uninsured, improving access to quality health care, and expanding choice and competition in the state health insurance markets. (2003)
- Cover the Uninsured Week
A website that provides information about Cover the Uninsured Week along with other resources addressing the uninsured such as fact sheets, chart books, and state-by-state profiles.
- Economic Research on Initiative on the Uninsured (ERIU)
An initiative housed at the University of Michigan and funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that conducts research on health coverage topics.
- Families USA: The Uninsured
Families USA is a national non-profit, non-partisan organization that has a website with news, publications, and other resources on the topic of the uninsured.
- Health Coverage and the Uninsured
A Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured website that provides resources and information related to health insurance coverage and the uninsured.
- Health Insurance Coverage in America: 2006 Data Update
A chartbook by the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured about health insurance coverage data from 2005.
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