Emergency Department Utilization by Race, Ethnicity, Language, and Medicaid Status by Daniel J. Berger, Colin Jenkins, John Wong-Castillo, Sarahrose Jonik, Nancy P. Gordon

“…Modified log-Poisson regression was used to examine racial, ethnic, and language preference differences after adjusting for demographic and Medicaid status covariates. Results: The study population was 51.8% White, 53.2% female, 9.6% NELP, and 6.2% Medicaid-insured. …”
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When inequity impacts clinical care: an analysis of length of stay and reimbursement rates for medical stabilization for anorexia nervosa based on insurance coverage by Lance R. Nelson, Kelly N. Horn, Amanda N. Burnside, Katrina T. Obleada, Ariela J.E. Kaiser, Lauren E. Swift, Rebecca Arteaga, Courtney L. Franceschi, Sarah Cohen, Francesca Y. Montalto, Gregg J. Montalto

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Analysis of factors driving HPV vaccination coverage and associated cost savings in the united States by Shanshan Wang, Sanjana Muthukrishnan, Sabiha Quddus, Susan H. Manning, Heather M. Brandt

“…., children’s public insurance coverage status, parental education, and rurality), policy, and access (e.g., Medicaid income eligibility criteria for children, state-level vaccine requirement, vaccine exemption status, access to pediatricians, access to Vaccine for Children (VFC) providers, and meningococcal conjugate vaccine uptake among adolescents) to quantify the impact of these factors on HPV vaccination coverage using a multilevel regression analysis. …”
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