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Thomas M Selden

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Health Services Research|May 10, 2019
Decomposing changes in the growth of U.S. prescription drug use and expenditures, 1999-2016Thomas M Selden, Salam Abdus, G Edward Miller
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|November 6, 2023
The Joint Distribution Of High Out-Of-Pocket Burdens, Medical Debt, And Financial Barriers To Needed CareDidem M Bernard, Thomas M Selden, Zhengyi Fang
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 17, 2020
The Risk Of Severe COVID-19 Within Households Of School Employees And School-Age ChildrenThomas M Selden, Terceira A Berdahl, Zhengyi Fang
Inquiry : a Journal of Medical Care Organization, Provision and Financing|December 16, 2005
The impact of SCHIP on insurance coverage of childrenJulie L Hudson, Thomas M Selden, Jessica S Banthin
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 17, 2004
Tracking changes in eligibility and coverage among children, 1996-2002Thomas M Selden, Julie L Hudson, Jessica S Banthin
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|May 1, 2015
If rollbacks go forward, up to 14 million children could become ineligible for public or subsidized coverage by 2019Julie L Hudson, Steven C Hill, Thomas M Selden
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|December 5, 2017
Medicaid Expansion And Marketplace Eligibility Both Increased Coverage, With Trade-Offs In Access, AffordabilityThomas M Selden, Brandy J Lipton, Sandra L Decker
The Journal of Mental Health Policy and Economics|April 24, 2002
Mental health parity: what are the gaps in coverage?Samuel H. Zuvekas, Jessica S. Banthin, Thomas M. Selden
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 7, 2017
Newly Eligible Enrollees In Medicaid Spend Less And Use Less Care Than Those Previously EligiblePaul D Jacobs, Genevieve M Kenney, Thomas M Selden
Health Services Research|May 20, 2022
New evidence on geographic disparities in United States hospital capacityThomas A Hegland, Pamela L Owens, Thomas M Selden
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Health Services Research|May 10, 2019
Decomposing changes in the growth of U.S. prescription drug use and expenditures, 1999-2016Thomas M Selden, Salam Abdus, G Edward Miller
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|November 6, 2023
The Joint Distribution Of High Out-Of-Pocket Burdens, Medical Debt, And Financial Barriers To Needed CareDidem M Bernard, Thomas M Selden, Zhengyi Fang
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 17, 2020
The Risk Of Severe COVID-19 Within Households Of School Employees And School-Age ChildrenThomas M Selden, Terceira A Berdahl, Zhengyi Fang
Inquiry : a Journal of Medical Care Organization, Provision and Financing|December 16, 2005
The impact of SCHIP on insurance coverage of childrenJulie L Hudson, Thomas M Selden, Jessica S Banthin
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 17, 2004
Tracking changes in eligibility and coverage among children, 1996-2002Thomas M Selden, Julie L Hudson, Jessica S Banthin
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|May 1, 2015
If rollbacks go forward, up to 14 million children could become ineligible for public or subsidized coverage by 2019Julie L Hudson, Steven C Hill, Thomas M Selden
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|December 5, 2017
Medicaid Expansion And Marketplace Eligibility Both Increased Coverage, With Trade-Offs In Access, AffordabilityThomas M Selden, Brandy J Lipton, Sandra L Decker
The Journal of Mental Health Policy and Economics|April 24, 2002
Mental health parity: what are the gaps in coverage?Samuel H. Zuvekas, Jessica S. Banthin, Thomas M. Selden
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 7, 2017
Newly Eligible Enrollees In Medicaid Spend Less And Use Less Care Than Those Previously EligiblePaul D Jacobs, Genevieve M Kenney, Thomas M Selden
Health Services Research|May 20, 2022
New evidence on geographic disparities in United States hospital capacityThomas A Hegland, Pamela L Owens, Thomas M Selden
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