Brief Examines State Efforts To Expand Coverage To Children

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Brief Examines State Efforts To Expand Coverage To Children - 13-10-2008, 04:00 PM

"Covering All Kids: States Setting the Pace," National Health Policy Forum: The issue brief examines state efforts to expand health coverage, especially to children, in the absence of a national solution. The brief includes the history and status of state universal children's health coverage initiatives and profiles several states that appear to be leading efforts to expand coverage.

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