Michigan Family Impact Seminar #7
Innovative State and Local Approaches to Health Coverage for Children
October 7, 2003
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Featured Speakers
Ian Hill, Senior Research Associate in the Health Policy Center, Urban Institute
SCHIP Turns Five: Gaining Ground, But Not Enough
Richard Lichtenstein, Associate Professor in the Department of Health Management & Policy, University of Michigan
Breaking Down Barriers to Enrollment in Public Health Insurance: Eastside Access Partnership
Penni Johnson, Program Coordinator, Eastside Access Partnership (EAP)
Breaking Down Barriers to Enrollment in Public Health Insurance: Eastside Access Partnership
Vondie Moore Woodbury, Director, Muskegon Community Health Project
Health Care Access and Community Partnership: Muskegon’s Access Health Program
Additional Chapters/Materials
Introduction, by Laura Bates
A Profile of Uninsured Children in Michigan, by Claudia Wallen
Michigan Residents’ Views on Children’s Health Issues, by Carol S. Weissert
Michigan’s State Children’s Health Insurance Plan (SCHIP), by Emily Tamlyn and Laura Bates
Policy Alternatives and Recommendations
Snapshots of Local Innovative Programs
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