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Quality of Children's Health Care
Online Video of a Promising Practices Network Policy Luncheon
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- Quality of Children's Health Care: Q&A DiscussionElizabeth McGlynnAssociate Director for RAND Health, RAND Corporation
This is an online video presentation on research findings and recommendations related to the quality of pediatric health care in the United States.
This study, the largest and most comprehensive examination of health care quality for America’s children, assessed the extent to which care processes recommended for pediatric outpatients are delivered. Results show that children receive recommended care — including preventive care and screening services as well as standard care for common conditions — less than half the time. These results should dispel the common assumption that quality of care is not a problem for children.
This Policy Luncheon was hosted by the Promising Practices Network for Children, Families and Communities and the RAND Corporation in Santa Monica, California on December 4, 2007.
See Also:
Promising Practices Network (PPN) web site
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This resource is presented in a two part format:
Part 1
Quality of Children's Health Care: Main Session
Elizabeth McGlynn
Associate Director for RAND Health, RAND Corporation
26:08
Part 2
Quality of Children's Health Care: Q&A Discussion
Elizabeth McGlynn
Associate Director for RAND Health, RAND Corporation
36:04
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