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On the Road to Universal Children's Coverage: A Final Update on the KidsWell Campaign (Issue Brief)

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  • Victoria Peebles
  • Sheila Hoag
  • Michaella Morzuch
  • Linda Barterian
  • Debra Lipson

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The primary goal of the KidsWell Campaign was to ensure access to health insurance for all children, which in turn was expected to lead to improved health outcomes.

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  • Victoria Peebles & Sheila Hoag & Michaella Morzuch & Linda Barterian & Debra Lipson, "undated". "On the Road to Universal Children's Coverage: A Final Update on the KidsWell Campaign (Issue Brief)," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 3362e3c075274b05b38d48d60, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    1. Sheila Hoag & Debra Lipson & Victoria Peebles, 2015. "On the Road to Universal Children's Health Coverage: An Update on the KidsWell Campaign," Mathematica Policy Research Reports ba41904f8eb14e67ba32c8cf5, Mathematica Policy Research.
    2. Sheila Hoag & Debra Lipson & Victoria Peebles, 2015. "On the Road to Universal Children's Health Coverage: An Interim Report on the KidsWell Campaign," Mathematica Policy Research Reports c3bc411ac90f4e8f920da8963, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    Medicaid; CHIP; Advocacy; ACA; Uninsured; KidsWell;
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