| Description |
xi, 432 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
Federalism and health policy: an overview / John Holahan, Alan Weil, and Joshua M. Wiener -- State and federal roles in health care: rationales for allocating responsibilities / Randall R. Bovbjerg, Joshua M. Wiener, and Michael Housman -- Health care within the larger state budget / Donald J. Boyd -- |
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Variation in health insurance coverage and medical expenditures: how much is too much? / -- John Holahan -- States' strategies for tapping federal revenues: implications and consequences of medicaid maximization / Teresa A. Coughlin and Stephen Zuckerman -- |
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Leaders and laggards in state coverage expansions / John Holahan and Mary Pohl -- Medicaid managed care: state flexibility in action / Robert Hurley and Stephen Zuckerman -- Long-term care: can the states be the engine of reform? / Joshua M. Wiener and Jane Tilly -- |
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The state children's health insurance program: a new approach to federalism / Alan Weil and Ian Hill -- Making medicaid a national program: medicare as a model / Marilyn Moon -- Alternative models of federalism: health insurance regulation and patient protection laws / Randall R. Bovbjerg -- Improving the federal system of health care coverage / Alan Weil, John Holahan, and Joshua M. Wiener. |
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Medicaid.
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Medicaid. |
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Poor -- Medical care -- United States -- States.
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Poor -- Medical care. |
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United States. |
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Medical policy -- United States.
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Medical policy. |
| Added Author |
Holahan, John.
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Weil, Alan.
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Wiener, Joshua M.
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| ISBN |
0877667160 alkaline paper |
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