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Evolution of Medicaid Managed Care Systems and Eligibility Expansions

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  • Leighton Ku
  • Marilyn Ellwood
  • Sheila Hoag
  • Barbara Ormond
  • Judith Wooldridge

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Reviews projects in TN, HI, RI, OK, and MD, where there were large expansions of Medicaid managed care implemented through Section 1115 demonstration waivers.

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  • Leighton Ku & Marilyn Ellwood & Sheila Hoag & Barbara Ormond & Judith Wooldridge, "undated". "Evolution of Medicaid Managed Care Systems and Eligibility Expansions," Mathematica Policy Research Reports fe1cf25ffa084e74bf23a4ad7, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    1. Steven Globerman & Luther H. Hodges & Aidan Vining, 2004. "Canadian And Us Health Care Systems Performance And Governance: Elements Of Convergence," Public Economics 0404003, University Library of Munich, Germany.

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