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Reducing Violence: Issues, Options, and Opportunities for State Governments

This document summarizes the User Liaison Program workshop held in February 2000 to educate State and local health policymakers on the issues and opportunities for reducing violence and the importance of violence prevention. (Prepared for AHRQ, 2000)

Creating a Population-Based Maternal and Child Health Surveillance System for Arizona

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For the State of Arizona, HSR consultants developed a surveillance system for monitoring the impacts of the State's systems development efforts. The project's final report identifies a set of population-based indicators for the perinatal population, children and adolescents, and children with special health care needs, and identifies potential sources for measurement data. (Prepared for Arizona Department of Health Services, May 1996) 141KB PDF downloadable.

Coordinating Adolescent Health Centers and Managed Care: State Experiences and Lessons Learned

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For the State of Michigan, HSR analyzed 13 States' policies and systems designs for coordinating Medicaid managed care plans and school-based health centers. The report describes the implementation of contracts between school-based clinics and managed care plans, discusses the types of efforts that State agencies have undertaken to encourage the development of these contracts, and summarizes the lessons learned in the 13 States regarding successful coordination between school-based health centers and managed care organizations. (Prepared for Michigan Department of Public Health, November 1995)


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