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Contract Number 280 03 1501, supplied by Mathematica Policy Research, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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other:Article Title: Use of Out-of-Home Care Among a Statewide Population of Children and Youth Enrolled in Medicaid Article Snippet: System-wide research on the use of out-ofhome care among children and youth is needed to inform the development of policies and services.. We used Medicaid claims from North Carolina to examine patterns of out-of-home care, identify demographic and diagnostic differences between those who received care in residential treatment, psychiatric hospitals, or general hospitals, and determine whether demographic or diagnostic characteristics were associated with having more than one outof-home stay during the year.. Among those who received out-of-home care during a 1 year period, 36% received care in residential treatment only, 32.4% in general hospitals only, and 17.6% in psychiatric hospitals only, while 14.0% used more than one sector of out-of-home care. Article Title: State variation in out-of-home Medicaid mental health services for children and youth: an examination of residential treatment and inpatient hospital services. Article Snippet: This research investigated state variation in the use of out-of-home mental health services among children and youth enrolled in Medicaid during 2003.. Medicaid claims from three states were used to describe the demographic and diagnostic characteristics of children and youth under age 22 who received mental health services in general hospitals, psychiatric hospitals, psychiatric residential treatment facilities, and other residential treatment settings and to examine their lengths of stay, repeat stays, and expenditures.. Depending on the state, 6–13% of children and youth with a mental health diagnosis received out-ofhome services during the year; 37–58% of these children and youth had more than one out-of-home stay. |