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. 1989 Fall;11(1):91-104.

State policies and the financing of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome care

State policies and the financing of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome care

A Pascal et al. Health Care Financ Rev. 1989 Fall.

Abstract

State policies, with respect to the operation of Medicaid programs and the regulation of private health insurance, affect who gets what care, how much is spent, and who ultimately pays. A RAND Corporation study was used to assess States and the District of Columbia in terms of the effects of their Medicaid and health insurance regulations on people with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and other human immunodeficiency virus-related illnesses. State characteristics are used to explain the individual State policy rankings.

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