Medicaid Coverage Interruption Increases Risk of Preventable Hospitalizations

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Model. The primary exposure variable was a time­varying covariate that indicated whether a beneficiary had expe­ rienced an interruption of Medicaid coverage in the prior month. Confounders adjusted for in the model included demographic characteristics, type of Medicaid coverage (ie, Temporary Assistance to Needy Families [TANF], Supple­ mental Security Income [SSI], or other), non­Medicaid forms of insurance, managed care enrollment, number of hospital­ izations, and comorbidity composite scores. The life­table technique was used to analyze the probability of hospitaliza­ tion over time for ACSC among beneficiaries with continu­ ous versus interrupted coverage. Cox proportional hazards models were constructed to create a hazard ratio associated with interrupted Medicaid coverage.

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تاریخ انتشار 2009