Assessing the New Federalism (Program)
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL15229411A
Top Subjects
- Poor (8)
- United States (8)
- Medical care (7)
- Medically uninsured persons (4)
- Government policy (3)
- Medical policy (3)
- Decentralization in government (3)
Books by Assessing the New Federalism (Program)
Total count: 16
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Health policy for low-income people in MassachusettsUrban Institute, Assessing the New Federalism1997-01-01
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Counting the uninsureda review of the literatureAssessing the New Federalism, Urban Institute1998-01-01
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New federalismHighlights from state reports : Health policy for low-income peopleUrban Institute1998-01-01
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Health policy for low-income people in MississippiUrban Institute, Assessing the New Federalism1998-01-01
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Income support and social services for low-income people in MichiganAssessing the New Federalism, Urban Institute1998-01-01
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Federal and state funding of children's programsAssessing the New Federalism, Urban Institute1998-01-01
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Income support and social services for low-income people in FloridaAssessing the New Federalism, Urban Institute1999-01-01
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The Medicaid eligibility mazecoverage expands, but enrollment problems persist : findings from a five-state studyUrban Institute1999-01-01
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The role of TennCare in health policy for low-income people in TennesseeUrban Institute2000-01-01
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Health insurance, access, and useCalifornia : tabulations from the 1997 National survey of America's familiesUrban Institute2000-01-01
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Market competition and uncompensated care poolsAssessing the New Federalism, Urban Institute2000-01-01
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The new federalism and state tax policies toward the working poorAssessing the New Federalism, The Urban Institute2000-01-01
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Health care for the poor and uninsured after a public hospital's closure or conversionUrban Institute2000-01-01
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Tracking the well-being of children and youth at the state and local levels using the federal statistical systemUrban Institute2001-01-01
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State child care profile for children with employed mothersMichiganUrban Institute2001-01-01
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Parent work and child well-being in low-income familiesUrban Institute2002-01-01