Three Independent Evaluations of Healthy Kids Programs Find Substantial Gains in Childrens Dental Health Care
Dana Hughes, Embry Martin Howell, Christopher Trenholm, Ian Hill Lisa Dubay
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Dana Hughes, Embry Martin Howell, Christopher Trenholm, Ian Hill Lisa Dubay
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This brief highlights rigorous, independent evaluations of the Healthy Kids programs in three California counties: Los Angeles, San Mateo, and Santa Clara. It describes some of the many positive impacts that Healthy Kids programs have had on children’s access and use of dental services. For children enrolled in the program, access to dental care improved and unmet need for dental care declined.
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This brief highlights rigorous, independent evaluations of the Healthy Kids programs in three California counties: Los Angeles, San Mateo, and Santa Clara. It describes some of the many positive impacts that Healthy Kids programs have had on children’s access and use of dental services. For children enrolled in the program, access to dental care improved and unmet need for dental care declined.
Key concepts: Dental care, Medicine, Family medicine, Dental health, Environmental health, Health care, Gerontology, Economic growth