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Racialized Economic Segregation and Potentially Preventable Hospitalizations among Medicaid/CHIP-Enrolled Children.

Laura Barrie SmithClaire O'BrienGenevieve M KenneyLoni Philip TabbAlaisha VerdeflorKeqin WeiVictoria LynchTimothy Waidmann
Published in: Health services research (2022)
Medicaid-enrolled children's risk of preventable hospitalizations depends on where they live, and children in economically and racially segregated neighborhoods-specifically those with higher concentrations of low-income, non-Hispanic Black residents-are at particularly high risk. It will be important to identify and implement Medicaid/CHIP and other policies that increase access to high quality preventive care and that address structural drivers of children's health inequities.
Keyphrases
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