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Use of Out-of-Home Care Among a Statewide Population of Children and Youth Enrolled in Medicaid

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  • Jonathan D. Brown
  • Morris Hamilton
  • Brenda Natzke
  • Henry T. Ireys
  • Matthew Gillingham

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This study used Medicaid claims to examine patterns of out-of-home care—residential treatment, psychiatric hospitals, and general hospitals—and identify demographic and diagnostic characteristics associated with the sector of care used.

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  • Jonathan D. Brown & Morris Hamilton & Brenda Natzke & Henry T. Ireys & Matthew Gillingham, "undated". "Use of Out-of-Home Care Among a Statewide Population of Children and Youth Enrolled in Medicaid," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 71756bbbf17a477fa179b5d62, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:71756bbbf17a477fa179b5d62e89af7d
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    1. Roy, Camille & Morizot, Julien & Lamothe, Josianne & Geoffrion, Steve, 2020. "The influence of residential workers social climate on the use of restraint and seclusion: A longitudinal study in a residential treatment center for youth," Children and Youth Services Review, Elsevier, vol. 114(C).

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    Medicaid ; Residential Treatment Hospital ; Mental Child ; Youth ; Out of Home;
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