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Analysis of Senate Bill 101/1192: Substance Disorders

2004

Author(s): California Health Benefits Review Program (CHBRP)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
If fewer additional covered children newly receive services
I. MEDICAL EFFECTIVENESS
Days of Asthma Symptoms
Symptom-Free Days
Symptom Scores
PEFR
Self-Efficacy
Knowledge—Children with Asthma
Knowledge—Caregiver
School Absences
Emergency Department Utilization
Use of Medications: Inhaled Corticosteroids, Cromolyn, Nedoc
Acute and Urgent Physician Visits Versus Routine Visits
Quality of Life—Caregiver
Summary Conclusions on Medical Effectiveness
Present Baseline Cost and Coverage
Impact of the Proposed Mandate on Public Health
Restricted-Activity Days
Emergency Department Visits
Hospitalizations
Other Significant Pubic Health Effects
Table 2. Post-mandate Impacts on Per Member Per Month (PMPM)
Hospitalizations (mean) – pattern toward favorable
Physician Visits – weak effect
Medications: Inhaled Corticosteroids, Cromolyn, Nedocromil
FEV1 – weak evidence toward favorable
Days of Asthma Symptoms - favorable
Nights of Nocturnal Asthma – favorable
Peak Expiratory Flow Rate – pattern toward favorable
Asthma Severity – pattern toward favorable
Symptom-Free Days - favorable
Symptom Scores - favorable
Quality of Life –Caregiver – pattern toward favorable
Self-Efficacy - favorable
Knowledge – Child – favorable
Knowledge – Caregiver - favorable

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