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Parental Substance Abuse and Child Health and Behavior: The paper uses data from the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study (N = 3,031) to explore the issues among a cohort of 3 year old children. It finds that children living with a substance-abusing parent are at considerable risk for poor health and behavior outcomes, that such risk is...; Tags: Princeton University, risk, health care; White papers 2004-10-20
Effects of Child Health on Sources of Public Support: This paper estimates the effects of having a young child in poor health on mothers' reliance on TANF and other sources of public support within this new regime. The effects on maternal labor supply found in other studies would suggest that having a child in poor health would increase reliance...; Tags: Vertical industries, Princeton University, health care; White papers 2004-08-01
In-Hospital Paternity Establishment and Father Involvement in Fragile Families: This paper assesses the effectiveness of in-hospital paternity establishment, a federal requirement since 1993. It avoids biases in previous studies by using nationally representative data (N = 3,254), by including detailed controls for characteristics of unwed mothers and previously unavailable controls for characteristics of fathers, and by estimating reduced form...; Tags: Princeton University; White papers 2004-07-01
Health in an Age of Globalization: This paper aims to present some of the arguments from the public health literature as seen through the eyes of at least one economist. Disease has traveled with goods and people since the earliest times. Armed globalization spread disease, to the extent of eliminating entire populations. The geography of disease...; Tags: HEALTHCARE, Princeton University, public health, globalization, health care; White papers 2004-07-01
The Lasting Impact of Childhood Health and Circumstance: The findings of this paper suggests more attention be paid to health as a potential mechanism through which intergenerational transmission of economic status takes place: cohort members born into poorer families experienced poorer childhood health, lower investments in human capital and poorer health in early adulthood, all of which are...; Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Princeton University, health care, human capital; White papers 2004-04-27

Booms, Busts, and Babies' Health: This paper documents a counter-cyclical pattern in the health of children, and examines whether this pattern is due to selection among women choosing to give birth or to behavioral changes. The paper gives the study of the relationship between the unemployment rate at the time of a baby's conception and...; Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Princeton University, health care, women; White papers 2004-03-08
Effects of Child Health on Parents' Relationship Status: The purpose of this paper is to estimate the effects of poor child health on parents' relationship status. It describes the measures used in analyses and present summary statistics from the data. The paper uses data from the national longitudinal Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study to estimate the effect...; Tags: Princeton University; White papers 2003-12-01
Health Inequality, Education and Medical Innovation: This paper presets health inequalities across socio-economic groups in the US, which are large and have been growing. The paper hypothesizes that, as in other, non-health contexts, this pattern occurs because people that are more educated are better able to take advantage of technological advances in medicine than are the...; Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Princeton University, health care; White papers 2003-11-01
Health Insurance for Children: Analysis and Recommendations: This article frames some of the issues and draws on the most current research to point to solutions to persistent problems. The article begins by discussing the importance of health insurance for children's access to health care and describes the progress that has been made in providing coverage for children....; Tags: Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Vertical industries, Insurance, payroll solutions, Princeton University, health insurance, health care, public health, analysis, strategy; White papers 2003-04-21
How Public Health Insurance Programs for Children Work: This article reviews the entire spectrum of coverage for children in the United States: private and public health insurance, and no health insurance. It places particular emphasis on the main features of Medicaid and SCHIP. The ways that these programs have influenced and benefited each other are also considered, as...; Tags: HEALTHCARE, Vertical industries, Benefits, Princeton University, public health, Medicaid, health care, health insurance; White papers 2003-04-21
Princeton University White Paper: Statement of Purpose: This article focuses on efforts to provide publicly funded health insurance to low-income children in the United States through Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program SCHIP. The article summarizes current knowledge and research about which children are uninsured and why, and describe the innovative strategies states have used...; Tags: HEALTHCARE, Benefits, Insurance, payroll solutions, Vertical industries, Princeton University, health insurance, Medicaid, health care, knowledge; White papers 2003-04-21
Health Insurance for Children: This article focuses on efforts to provide publicly funded health insurance to low-income children in the United States through Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program SCHIP. Public health insurance coverage for children has evolved into a national policy priority. Together, these programs have made substantial progress in reducing...; Tags: HEALTHCARE, Benefits, Insurance, payroll solutions, Vertical industries, Princeton University, health insurance, health care, Medicaid, public health, knowledge, strategy; White papers 2003-04-21
Express Lane Eligibility: This article describes some American states' creative strategies to increase children's enrollment in health insurance by connecting Medicaid and SCHIP with other public programs for low-income children and families. These strategies, referred to as "express lane eligibility" ELE, have the potential to significantly increase the number of low-income children with...; Tags: HEALTHCARE, Benefits, Insurance, payroll solutions, Vertical industries, Princeton University, eligibility, health insurance, Medicaid, health care, strategy; White papers 2003-04-21
Princeton University Whitepaper: Premium Assistance: As the examples discussed in this article suggest, premium assistance toward employer-based family coverage could provide a sensible coverage source for many low-income children, while helping assure that State Children's Health Insurance Program SCHIP coverage complements the employer coverage system for most non-poor children. Nonetheless, this approach presents challenges. Early...; Tags: Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Princeton University, health insurance, health care; White papers 2003-04-21
Balancing Efficiency and Equity in the Design of Coverage Expansions for Children: An important challenge in designing policy initiatives to address the problem of uninsured children is that the objectives implicit in the programs can conflict. These conflicts necessitate prioritizing multiple objectives and identifying acceptable tradeoffs in order to achieve effective policy design that reflects the nation's social priorities. This article provides...; Tags: Benefits, Insurance, HEALTHCARE, Vertical industries, payroll solutions, Princeton University, tradeoff, health insurance, health care, equity; White papers 2003-04-21
Promoting Public Health Insurance for Children: This article examines how states marketed their State Children's Health Insurance Program SCHIP and Medicaid programs and identifies lessons learned from these efforts. The article focuses primarily on state advertising and marketing campaigns - since these were such new activities for public health programs that serve children - and less...; Tags: HEALTHCARE, Benefits, Princeton University, public health, Medicaid, health insurance, health care, marketing, advertisement; White papers 2003-04-21
The Unique Health Care Needs of Adolescents: This article describes the particular health care needs of adolescents and explores the extent to which public health insurance programs are meeting those needs. It includes an overview of the coverage available to adolescents through Medicaid and SCHIP, how that coverage has evolved, the importance of providing comprehensive benefits to...; Tags: Vertical industries, HEALTHCARE, Benefits, Princeton University, health care, Medicaid, public health, benefit, performance; White papers 2003-04-21
Universal Health Care for Children: Two Local Initiatives: Over the past decade, expansions under Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program SCHIP have brought a significant infusion of federal dollars into state and county health systems and have produced a variety of state-level programs. The article begins by describing these two county-level programs and comparing the approach...; Tags: Vertical industries, HEALTHCARE, Benefits, Princeton University, health care, Medicaid, health insurance, financing, leadership; White papers 2003-04-21
Enrolling Eligible Children and Keeping Them Enrolled: This article details the efforts that states have made to increase enrollment in Medicaid and SCHIP, and it offers recommendations for strengthening these efforts. Although barriers to enrollment and renewal still exist, states are making progress in several ways, such as simplifying eligibility procedures, using community-based application assistance and eliminating...; Tags: HEALTHCARE, Princeton University, Medicaid, enrollment, barrier; White papers 2003-04-21
Relative Deprivation, Poor Health Habits and Mortality: Using individual-level on males, data from the 1988-1991 National Health Interview Survey Multiple Cause of Death Files, the paper examines the impact of relative deprivation within a reference group on health. It uses measures of relative deprivation based on Yitzhaki's index and defines reference groups using combinations of state, race,...; Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Princeton University, health care, blood pressure; White papers 2001-12-01