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| Included from demographic models: |
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| (i) race/ethnicity |
| (ii) age |
| (iii) sex |
| (iv) metropolitan statistical area (MSA) status (i.e., in MSA/not in MSA) |
| (v) household income (% of poverty level) |
| (vi) highest level of education of anyone in the household |
| (vii) whether the child was uninsured (yes/no)* |
| (viii) whether primary language spoken in household is English (yes/no)* |
| (ix) family structure |
| (x) whether the child’s health care has caused financial problems (yes/no) |
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| Included from child characteristics models: |
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| (i) stability of the child’s health care needs |
| (ii) whether the child has emotional problems (yes/no) |
| (iii) whether the child has behavioral problems (yes/no) |
| (iv) severity of the child’s condition or problem |
| (v) whether the child receives special education (yes/no) |
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| Included from healthcare provider models: |
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| (i) child has health care source (yes/no)* |
| (ii) child has usual routine preventive care source (yes/no)* |
| (iii) child has a personal doctor or nurse (yes/no)* |
| (iv) number of doctor visits in the past 12 months |
| (v) number of ER visits in the past 12 months |
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| Included from healthcare access models: |
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| Child’s health care delayed/foregone in the past 12 months (yes/no) |
| (ii) Child received all needed preventive dental care including checkups (yes/no) |
| (iii) Child received all needed prescription medicines (yes/no) |
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