Health Services Research 2: Patient/Family Centered, Insurance, Low-Value Care

Health Services Research 2: Patient/Family Centered, Insurance, Low-Value Care

305 - “Examining only medical related behaviours, places transition readiness in a vacuum, which is unrealistic”: a qualitative exploration of transition readiness behaviours

306 - Evaluation of Universal Food Insecurity Screening in the Primary Care Setting

307 - Healthcare utilization and development among NC infants exposed to marijuana in utero

316 - Analyzing Patient Preferences as an Access to Care Measure: The Case of Congenital Heart Disease Care

317 - Determinants of Low-Value Care in Infants Hospitalized with Bronchiolitis: A Retrospective Cohort Study

318 - Family-Centered Care Coordination Program is Associated with Better Family Engagement and Shorter Time to Meet Care Plan Goals among Early Intervention-Eligible Families

319 - The Influence of Paternal Perinatal Family Leave on Maternal and Paternal Outcomes: Data from PRAMS for Dads, Georgia

308 - A Qualitative Study of Pre-Hospital Appraisal and Decision-Making in Caregivers of Children with Acute Infections

309 - Supporting Parents to Choose Wisely: A Randomized Trial and Qualitative Study

310 - The Epidemiology of Pediatric Post-Acute Care

311 - Factors Influencing Caregiver Engagement in Pediatric Care Management: Insights from North Carolina Integrated Care for Kids

312 - Bot or Not: A Novel Machine Learning Strategy for Identifying Fraudulent Survey Responses

313 - Youth perspectives on the World Health Organization Adolescent Health Care Guidelines and Universal Health Coverage

314 - Family-Reported Impacts of Medicaid Managed Care Health Insurance Coverage on Receipt of Care for Children with Medical and Social Complexity

315 - Parental Preferences Regarding Care Coordination and Communication Between Healthcare Providers and K-12 School Staff: A Cross-Sectional Survey