Comparing Federal Government Surveys that Count Uninsured People in America, Aug 2007
This brief compares estimates of health insurance coverage from three national surveys sponsored by the federal government, identifies the differences in their estimates of uninsurance, and identifies two common themes: (1) all the surveys report very large numbers of Americans living without health insurance, and (2) all surveys show that these numbers have risen over time. August 2007.
Accuracy in Self-Reported Health Insurance Coverage and Bias to Survey Estimates of Uninsurance
Presentation by Kathleen Call titled, "Accuracy in Self-Reported Health Insurance Coverage and Bias to Survey Estimates of Uninsurance" at the AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, June 4, 2007 in Orlando FL.
Fitting Square Pegs Into Round Holes: Linking Medicaid and Current Population Survey Data to Understand the 'Medicaid Undercount
Presentation by Mike Davern titled, "Fitting Square Pegs Into Round Holes: Linking Medicaid and Current Population Survey Data to Understand the Medicaid Undercount" to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, February 15, 2007 in Baltimore MD.