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SHAP Primary Care Capacity Summary

Publication Year: 
2011

SHADAC has developed a brief analysis of primary care capacity for each SHAP grantee state.

Each two page brief includes:

The Impacts of State Health Reform Initiatives on Adults in New York and Massachusetts

Publication Year: 
2011

This article examines the impact of state health reforms in New York and Massachusetts.

Getting Ready for Health Reform in New York: Lessons from Massachusetts

Publication Year: 
2010

Presentation by Sharon Long at the twenty-first annual Symposium on Health Services in New York: Research and Practice. The symposium was held in New York, NY on November 3, 2010.  Dr.

SHARE Webinar Recording Available: Using the NHIS to Evaluate State Health Reform

SHARE hosted a webinar on September 1, 2010, about the use of federal and state survey data for evaluating the impact of health reform at the state level.  A recording of the event,

Strategies to Expand Insurance Coverage for Adults: Preliminary Findings for New York, Illinois, and Massachusetts

Publication Year: 
2009

Presentation by Sharon Long at the AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting session, "The Lab Reports: Evaluating State's Actions to Expand Access and Coverage," Chicago, IL, June 30 2009.

New Rockefeller Institute Report Analyzes Strategies for Financing State Health Reform

June 30, 2009. The Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government released a report this month analyzing the various financing options that states can utilize to fund health coverage expansions. The report, titled “State Financing for Health Coverage Initiatives: Observations and Options,” was prepared by the New York State Health Policy Research Center and concludes by looking at ways to finance health coverage initiatives in New York, where several universal coverage proposals are under consideration.

An Evaluation of the Impacts of State Health Reform Initiatives in IL, MA, and NY

State(s): 
Illinois
State(s): 
Massachusetts
State(s): 
New York
Year of Award: 
2008
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