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Finding from the 2005/2006 National Survey of Children With Special Health Care Needs

Finding from the 2005/2006 National Survey of Children With Special Health Care Needs. From The Data Resource Center http://www.cshcndata.org/. National Survey of CSHCN: Methods. A national telephone survey conducted in 2001 and 2005/2006

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Finding from the 2005/2006 National Survey of Children With Special Health Care Needs

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  1. Finding from the 2005/2006 National Survey of Children With Special Health Care Needs From The Data Resource Center http://www.cshcndata.org/

  2. National Survey of CSHCN: Methods • A national telephone survey conducted in 2001 and 2005/2006 • In 05/06, 364,841 children under 18 were screened Nationwide • Number of CSHCN Identified in CA: 1,303 • Weighted estimate for CA: 964,167 • Approx. 750 detailed CSHCN interviews were collected in each state and D.C.

  3. Prevalence of CSHCN (2005/2006)

  4. MCHB Outcome 1 (2005/2006)

  5. MCHB Outcome 1 (2005/2006) * Differences are statistically significant.

  6. MCHB Outcome 1

  7. MCHB Outcome 2

  8. MCHB Outcome 2 (2005/2006) * Differences are statistically significant.

  9. MCHB Outcome 3

  10. MCHB Outcome 3

  11. MCHB Outcome 4

  12. MCHB Outcome 4 (2005/2006) * Differences are statistically significant.

  13. MCHB Outcome 5

  14. MCHB Outcome 5 (2005/2006) * Differences are statistically significant.

  15. MCHB Outcome 6

  16. MCHB Outcome 6 (2005/2006) * Differences are statistically significant.

  17. MCHB Indicator 1: Child Health (2005/2006)

  18. MCHB Indicator 1: Child Health (2005/2006)

  19. MCHB Indicator 3: Insurance * Differences are statistically significant.

  20. MCHB Indicator 6: Access (2005/2006)

  21. MCHB Indicator 7: Access * Differences are statistically significant.

  22. MCHB Indicator 9: Access * Differences are statistically significant.

  23. MCHB Indicator 13: Impact on Families * Differences are statistically significant.

  24. Number of Outcomes Achieved (2005/2006)

  25. Number of Outcomes Achieved (2005/2006)

  26. General Observations from the Nationwide Data (NS of CSHCN 05-06) • Black and Hispanic populations tend to have worse outcomes compared to the White population. • In general, outcomes improve as income level improves. • Significant difference in outcomes between children with private insurance, public insurance, and no insurance. • Outcomes for CSHCN with a medical home are significantly better compared to CSHCN without for every MCHB priority outcome and for every indicator.

  27. General Observations from the Nationwide Data (NS of CSHCN 05-06) Significant Improvement from 2001 • MCHB Outcome 3: Adequate Insurance • Indicator 3: Without insurance at some point in past year • Indicator 4: Without insurance at time of survey • Indicator 6: With any unmet need for specific health care services • Indicator 9: Without a usual source of care when sick or who rely on the emergency room • Indicator 13: Conditions cause financial problems for the family

  28. General Observations from the Nationwide Data (NS of CSHCN 05-06) No Significant Change from 2001 • % of children who have special health care needs • MCHB Outcome 1: Family Involvement • Indicator 1: Health conditions consistently affect their daily activities • Indicator 2: 11 or more days of school absences due to illness • Indicator 5: Currently insured CSHCN whose insurance is inadequate • Indicator 8: Needing a referral, have difficulty getting it • Indicator 11: Without family-centered care

  29. General Observations from the Nationwide Data (NS of CSHCN 05-06) Significantly Worse from 2001 • Percent of families or parents of CSHCN who needed and did not get support services. • 23.1% (2001) vs. 2005/2006 27.9%

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