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Strategies for Using Vital Records to Measure Quality of Care in Medicaid and CHIP Programs

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  • Keith Kranker
  • So O'Neil
  • Vanessa Oddo
  • Miriam Drapkin
  • Margo Rosenbach

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This technical assistance brief discusses strategies for accessing vital records for quality measurement and improvement efforts related to maternal and infant health care in Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).

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  • Keith Kranker & So O'Neil & Vanessa Oddo & Miriam Drapkin & Margo Rosenbach, "undated". "Strategies for Using Vital Records to Measure Quality of Care in Medicaid and CHIP Programs," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 4c9ca4dbc4d24cf5ac7dc5923, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    4. Buescher, P.A., 1999. "Method of linking Medicaid records to birth certificates may affect infant outcome statistics," American Journal of Public Health, American Public Health Association, vol. 89(4), pages 564-566.
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    Medicaid; CHIP; Quality Measures; Health;
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