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ASPE Issue Brief
How States can Implement the Standardized Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) Conversion Methodology from State Medicaid and CHIP Data
This document explains various considerations for states deciding between SIPP and state administrative data, how to use the eligibility templates provided by CMS for the MAGI-based eligibility conversion process, and the steps that states wishing to perform the conversions using state Medicaid and CHIP data will need to follow.
ASPE Issue Brief
Data Sources for Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) Conversions
ASPE Issue Brief Data Sources for Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) Conversions February 2013 As of January 1, 2014, states must use MAGI as the basis for determining income eligibility for most potential enrollees. This paper provides states with technical specifications on data sources as they consider the MAGI conversion options. This paper also explains how the SIPP data was coded to…
ASPE Issue Brief
How States can Implement the Standardized Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) Conversion Methodology from State Medicaid and CHIP Data
This document explains various considerations for states deciding between SIPP and state administrative data, how to use the eligibility templates provided by CMS for the MAGI-based eligibility conversion process, and the steps that states wishing to perform the conversions using state Medicaid and CHIP data will need to follow.
Research Brief
Key Implementation Considerations for Executing Evidence-Based Programs: Project Overview
Recommendations for Monitoring Access to Care among Medicaid Beneficiaries at the State-level
By: Mike Davern Through an environmental scan and a technical expert panel meeting, this project identified major data sources and indicators that currently exist at the state level to measure access to care for Medicaid beneficiaries; assessed how well they performed across key dimensions of timelines, relevance, accuracy and accessibility; considered consumer perspectives, provider…
Research Brief
Key Implementation Considerations for Executing Evidence-Based Programs: Project Overview
By: Child Trends, Inc In April 2011, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)™ Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) hosted a Forum, Emphasizing Evidence-Based Programs for Children and Youth, to convene the leading practitioners and researchers with experience using and evaluating an array of evidence-based programs for children and youth.
Core Intervention Components: Identifying and Operationalizing What Makes Programs Work
By: Karen Blase and Dean Fixsen This brief is part of a series that explores key implementation considerations important to consider when replicating evidence-based programs for children and youth. It focuses on the importance of identifying, operationalizing, and implementing the "core components" of evidence-based and evidence-informed interventions that likely are critical to producing…
The Importance of Quality Implementation for Research, Practice, and Policy
By: Joseph Durlak This research brief discusses some of the fundamentals of quality program implementation that have been identified through research and practice and that may be useful for practitioners and researchers alike.
ASPE Issue Brief
Growth In Medicare Spending Per Beneficiary Continues To Hit Historic Lows
ASPE Issue Brief Growth In Medicare Spending Per Beneficiary Continues To Hit Historic Lows January 7, 2013 By: Richard Kronick and Rosa Po Summary
Updated Analyses of Trends in Use of Assistive Devices
Over the 20 year period 1984-2004, use of assistive devices by older Americans (age 65 and older) residing in the community increased greatly. In 1984, 72% of chronically disabled older Americans made some use of assistive devices, with or without additional human help to perform activities of daily living (i.e., tasks such as bathing, dressing, transferring, indoor and outdoor mobility,…
Updated Analyses of Trends in Use of Assistive Devices
Updated Analyses of Trends in Use of Assistive Devices
Executive Summary
Brenda Spillman
Urban Institute
January 7, 2013
REVISED January 20, 2014
Updated Analyses of Trends in Use of Assistive Devices
Over the 20 year period 1984-2004, use of assistive devices by older Americans (age 65 and older) residing in the community increased greatly. In 1984, 72% of chronically disabled older Americans made some use of assistive devices, with or without additional human help to perform activities of daily living (i.e., tasks such as bathing, dressing, transferring, indoor and outdoor mobility,…
Housing Assistance and Supportive Services in Memphis
By: Lesley Freiman, Laura Harris, Amanda Mireles, Susan Popkin This brief provides an overview of the Housing Assistance and Supportive Services in Memphis project and presents all of the project findings. Three related technical appendices contain additional information on the focus group materials, project maps, and the assessment phase.
Housing Assistance and Supportive Services in Memphis: Best Practices for Serving High Needs Populations
By: Lesley Freiman, Laura Harris, Amanda Mireles, Susan Popkin This standalone document from the Housing Assistance and Supportive Services in Memphis project synthesizes the literature and recent research on how to provide services to people in HUD-assisted housing."INTRODUCTIONThis document is designed to provide service providers, government employees, and community organizations with…