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Thirteen papers have been commissioned as a result of the second
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Overview of State Long-Term Care Reform Strategies
Coordinating Services Across the Continuum of Health,
Housing and Supportive Service
Robert L. Mollica, Ed.D., National Academy for State Health Policy
State Efforts to Reallocate Long-Term Care Resource:
Obstacles and Options
Michael S. Sparer, Ph.D., Joseph L. Mailman School of Public Health,
Columbia University
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Assessment, Targeting, and Risk Adjustment
Targeting and Assessment Strategies for Home and Community Based
Services Should Derive from the Goal of Maintaining Community Residence
Andrew M. Kramer, M.D. and Marie F. Johnson, M.D., Center on Aging
Research Section, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
Targeting Home Care Services: Can We Do It Better?
William G. Weissert, Ph.D., Department of Health Management and Policy,
School of Public Health, The University of Michigan
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The Changing Role of Community-Based Long-Term Care
Bringing Managed Care Home to People with Chronic,
Disabling Conditions: Prospects and Challenges for Policy, Practice
and Research
Dennis L. Kodner, Ph.D. and Corinne Kay Kyriacou, Ph.D., Institute
for Applied Gerontology
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Effective Coordination Between Medical and Supportive Services
Effective Coordination of Medical and Supportive Services
John Capitman, Ph.D., Institute for Health Policy, Heller Graduate
School, Brandeis University
Collaborative Care Coordination: Combining Capitation and
Fee-For-Service Financing
Holly Michaels Fisher and Terrie G. Raphael, VNS Choice, Visiting
Nursing Service of New York
Implementing Capitated Long-Term Care
Susan L. Hughes, D.S.W., Center for Research on Health and Aging,
University of Illinois at Chicago
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Effective Linkage Between Housing and Supportive Services
Effective Linkage Between Housing and Supportive Services
James Callahan, Jr., Ph.D., Policy Center on Aging, Brandeis University
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Financing/Benefit Options
Funding Options for Long-Term Care
Yung-Ping Chen, Ph.D., Gerontology Institute, University of Massachusetts
Boston
Financing Options: Status Report on Private Long-Term Care Insurance
Marc A. Cohen, Ph.D., Center for Health and Long Term Care Research,
Inc.
Integrating Long Term Care Financing and Retirement Income: An
Annuity Approach
Brenda C. Spillman, Ph.D., Health Policy Center, The Urban Institute
Where is Long-Term Care Going?
Policy Implications of Service and Delivery Models
Joshua M. Wiener, Ph.D., Health Policy Center, The Urban Institute
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| Thirteen of the completed second-round papers
are being published as a special issue of the Journal of
Aging and Health. |
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