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Browsing by Author "Cantor, Joel"

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    Emergency Department Utilization and Capacity
    (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 2009-07) DeLia, Derek; Cantor, Joel
    Synthesizes research on who utilizes emergency departments, how often for non-urgent or preventable conditions and why, how cost-sharing affects utilization, and how utilization patterns affect hospital finances, overcrowding, and cost implications.
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    The Impact of State Dependent Coverage Expansions on Young Adult Insurance Status: Further Analysis
    (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 2010-04) Cantor, Joel; Belloff, Dina; DeLia, Derek; Koller, Margaret; Monheit, Alan C.
    Outlines how state initiatives to expand dependent coverage affected young adults' rates of uninsurance and of employer-sponsored coverage. Considers differential time effects and implications for national reform provisions to expand coverage to age 26.
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