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DESCRIPTIONS
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Outreach Works A new resource that provides proven, how-to information regarding community-based outreach efforts.
Providing Health Insurance for the Unemployed: Community Perspectives on the Medical Security Plan of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts This report documents the observations of field-based outreach workers regarding the Medical Security Plan, a state-funded program for unemployed residents to receive health insurance.
Focused Discussion Groups with Staff of Area Medical Providers This report summaries findings from three discussion groups with staff of physicians' offices regardign ways of promoting post-enrollment access to health care for Medicaid/CHIP members. (prepared for AHEC by Linkages Research Group, Inc.)
Behind the Numbers This report documents the stories of people in Massachusetts who are dealing with limits to access to health care coverage and access. Based on input from field-based workers statewide.
Community-based Perspectives on the Insurance Partnership program A report based on a focus group with community workers, provides feedback on community-level implementation.
Making the Connections:
Creating the Infrastructure to Support Community-Based Outreach in Massachusetts
An issue brief by the Massachusetts
Covering Kids program. Documents Massachusett's
successful efforts of engaging community-based organizations in outreach
and enrollment initiatives.
Making Outreach Work Help enroll people in health insurance programs. This document has proven best practices for doing community-based outreach gathered from outreach workers throughout Mass.
A Card Is Not Health Care: Moving Beyond Enrollment As outreach and enrollment continues to expand nationally, it is important to address post-enrollment issues and appropriate utilization of services by those newly insured.
Truly Re-Inventing Government Documents the impact of the Health Access Networks program in Massachusetts and its role in transforming the health access landscape regarding community-government relationships.
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