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Welfare Reform Health Care:     more books (100)

Perspectives on poverty: Issues and options in welfare reform, health care and homelessness (A Policy working paper of the National League of Cities) Health Care Reform and Child Welfare: Meeting the Needs of Abused and Neglected Children by Madelyn Dewoody, 1994-03 States have a role in Clinton reforms. (of health care and welfare): An article from: State Legislatures by Donna E. Shalala, 1993-10-01 Can State and Local Governments Afford to Implement Health Care and Welfare Reform?;: Hearing Before the Human Resources and Intergovernmental by United States. Congress. Subcommittee, 2010-01-17 Can state and local governments afford to implement health care and welfare reform?: hearing before the Human Resources and Intergovernmental Relations ... Congress, first session, October 6, 1993 by United States. Congress. House. Committee on Government Operations. Human Resources and Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee., 1995-01-01 Can state and local governments afford to implement health care and welfare reform?: Hearing before the Human Resources and Intergovernmental Relations ... Congress, first session, October 6, 1993 by United States, 1995 Can State and Local Governments Afford to Implement Health Care and Welfare Reform? Hearing, October 6, 1993 by Committee on Government Operations, Human Resources & Intergovernmental Relations Subcom U.S. House of Representatives, 1995 Can State and Local Governments Afford to Implement Health Care and Welfare Reform? Hearing, October 6, 1993 by Committee on Government Operations, Human Resources & Intergovernmental Relations Subcom U.S. House of Representatives, 1995 Immigrants' access to health care after welfare reform: Findings from focus groups in four cities by Peter Feld, 2000 Just Don't Get Sick: Access to Health Care in the Aftermath of Welfare Reform (Critical Issues in Health and Medicine) by Karen Seccombe, 2007-08-20 A Question of Deman: Qutlines of the reform of the health care system in the Netherlands (International Publications Series Health, Welfare and Sport, 14E) Politics by Issue: Corporate Welfare, Women's Suffrage, Affair, Health Care Reform Debate in the United States Understanding the relationships: Observations about the potential impacts of welfare reforms on health and health care in Milwaukee : a study conducted ... Commissioner of Health, City of Milwaukee by Robert J Pietrykowski, 1997 Immigrants' access to health care and insurance on the cusp of welfare reform (Discussion papers) by Leighton Ku, 2000

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1. CNN - Congress Members Act On Welfare, Health Care Reform - August 1, 1996
   Crunch time for Congress Members act on welfare, health care reform August 1, 1996 Web posted at 1130 p.m.  
   http://www.cnn.com/US/9608/01/congress.wrap
   
   Extractions: Web posted at: 11:30 p.m. EDT WASHINGTON (CNN) Pushing to pass legislation before members leave for a monthlong recess, Congress acted on a number of bills Thursday, including sending President Clinton a historic welfare reform bill. With a vote of 78 to 21, the Senate followed the House's lead and passed the final version of the compromise welfare bill. Clinton, who vetoed two previous versions, has pledged to sign it. The bill turns control of welfare over to the states; limits lifetime benefits to five years; requires adults to work after two years; and denies assistance to noncitizens, even those who are in the United States legally. Clinton considers the last provision extreme, along with the bill's food stamp cuts, and said he'll work to change them. Before the Senate voted, protesters from the group Housing Works, which helps AIDS-infected homeless people, stood up in the Senate chamber and shouted "Shame! Shame!" (155K AIFF or WAV sound) One blew a whistle. Ten demonstrators were arrested. (251K

2. Treatment Improvement Exchange - Special Topics - Health Care Reform
   health care reform. Substance Abuse and Infectious Diseases. Recovery Community Support Program. Rural/Frontier Issues. welfare reform  
   http://www.treatment.org/Topics/reform.html

3. Health Care To Native Americans Home Page
   Commission and health care reform (19261945). Transfer to Department of. health, Education, and welfare (1946-1969)  
   http://www.nlm.nih.gov/exhibition/if_you_knew/if_you_knew_01.html

4. Ohio Empowerment Coalition
   The OEC is made up of welfare rights groups from across the State of Ohio. We are the voice of those affected by welfare and welfare reform. We are the parents and the individuals who truly know what will get us out of poverty jobs at livable wages along with quality child care, quality health care and quality housing all of which need to be affordable.  
   http://www.overtherhine.org/contactcenter/oec/
   
   Extractions: Over The Rhine Drop Inn Center ReSTOC Page Contact Center ... Site Creation Welfare Rights Coalition (WRC) and the Ohio Empowerment Coalition (OEC) The WRC is made up of recipients and former recipients who are working to improve lives of welfare recipients in Hamilton County. We are the voice of those affected by welfare and welfare reform. We are the parents and the individuals who truly know what will get us out of poverty: jobs at livable wages along with quality child care, quality health care and quality housing all of which need to be affordable. The OEC is made up of welfare rights groups from across the State of Ohio. The OEC has membership from Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Southeast Ohio, Cleveland, Akron, Canton and Warren. We are working to impact welfare policies in the State of Ohio. We are continuing to grow and become stronger. 2000 Stop the Clock Campaign On February 16, 2000, Rep. Dale Miller of Cleveland introduced HB 578 in the Ohio House. HB 578 extends the Ohio Works First three year time limit to receive public assistance (formerly AFDC) to five consecutive years. The bill calls for a moratorium on time limits if Ohio enters a recession.

5. Welcome To Children's Defense Fund Minnesota
   Works to provide health coverage for uninsured and underinsured children; affordable child care for working parents; improved, consistent child support; welfare reform that helps lowincome families and children; safety for children and reunification for families through reforms to the child welfare system.  
   http://www.cdf-mn.org/

6. Welfare Reform Threatens Access To Health Care
   welfare reform Threatens Access to health care. In 1996 the welfare reform law went into effect.  
   http://www.users.qwest.net/~lbell5/outreach/welfare.htm
   
   Extractions: In 1996 the welfare reform law went into effect. Since then welfare rolls have dropped dramatically across the country and many look to this drop in the number of individuals on welfare as a success. There are many sides to this story however, and some serious unintented consequences as a result. As part of the welfare reform law, Congress realized that a vital part of assisting people in making the transition from welfare to work was to insure that they were still able to have access to health care coverage. To meet that goal, Congress "de-linked" the cash assistance part of welfare from Medicaid. Unfortunately despite this de-linking, hundreds of thousands of people as of 1997 lost health insurance as an unintended consequence of welfare reform. On May 13, 1999, Washington Citizen Action, along with the Children’s Alliance and the Welfare Rights Organizing Coalition released a national study compiled by Families USA entitled "Losing Health Insurance: the Unintended Consequences of Welfare Reform." Along with the national data, the groups released Washington State data, indicating that the problem is happening here in our state as well. In a July 1998 survey of Washington’s single parents who recently left welfare caseloads, the Department of Social and Health Services reported that only 57% of the children were receiving coverage through Medicaid, and only 36% of the adults.

7. NCCP Home Page
   in Poverty Mailman School of Public health, Columbia University Facts State LocalInfo Child care Early Ed Family Support welfare reform Research Forum  
   http://www.nccp.org/
   
   Extractions: Women on welfare experience domestic violence twice as much as other women and their children are likely to witness this abuse and experience maltreatment themselves. Findings from this literature review underscore the importance of starting interventions early, taking a two-generation approach, and the role of income support strategies to make women less vulnerable to abuse. (Posted April 2002) Welfare Reform and Children Fifty leading U.S. scholars, including Dr. Lawrence Aber, sent a statement to members of Congress on the effects of welfare reform on low-income children. The approach embodied in the recently passed House plan proposes new work participation requirements but provides no significant increase in the work or child care supports needed. Such an approach is more likely to harm children than to help them. Research has identified successful approaches that not only reduce welfare dependency, but also increase employment, improve family incomes and enhance children's development.

8. ELibrary.com - All Things Considered (NPR), 'Welfare Reform Passing ELibrary Is
   Index of programs, management resources, federal state legislation, research, services, technical help, grants, contracts. welfare. Information. Network. Home. Search. About IFDM and technical assistance related to welfare, workforce development, and other human health care and Medicaid. Work Experience  
   http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://ask.elibrary.com/getdoc.asp%3Fpu

9. Welfare Reform
   Conversely, welfare reform that enables families to obtain highquality child careand continued or improved access to primary health care could have positive  
   http://www.nccp.org/cwrb1.html
   
   Extractions: NCCP Jobs (PDF version of the Full Text) Recent federal welfare legislation, P.L. 104-193, The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, can have a major impact on the health and development of young children living in poverty. Changes now being implemented in welfare policies and programs take many forms, but most of them have one thing in commonthey are almost all driven by adult-focused goals. However, two-thirds of recipients of cash assistance are not adults, they are children. While policymakers and program directors often recognize this fact, there is very little information available to them about how to protect children and enhance their growth and development within the context of welfare reform. A body of research on children and poverty provides a helpful framework to understand how welfare changes can affect children. State and federal welfare changes have the potential to help or hurt children in three major ways, all of which are somewhat interrelated: By Changing Family Income Welfare changes that leave families in poverty are unlikely to change children's prospects. Reforms that cause deeper and more persistent poverty will negatively affect children's growth and development. It seems likely that only welfare reform efforts that substantially increase the incomes of families on TANF will lead to better developmental outcomes for children.

10. BDSP - Base Documentaire - Welfare Reform And The Perinatal Health And Health Ca
    welfare reform and the perinatal health and health care use of Latino women in California, New York City, and Texas.  
    http://www.bdsp.tm.fr/Base/Data/244545.htm
    
    Extractions: La Bdsp Actualité Services Abonnement ... Connexion Mode visiteur Nouvelle recherche bibliographique Document précédent Document suivant Type ARTICLE, 2001, USA, ENG Auteurs JOYCE (Ted), BAUER (Tamar) : USA. New York Academy of Medicine. New York. NY., MINKOFF (Howard) : USA. Maimonides Medical Center. Brooklyn. NY., KAESTNER (Robert) Auteurs moraux Baruch College. City University of New York. And the National Bureau of Economic Research. New York. NY. USA Titre Welfare reform and the perinatal health and health care use of Latino women in California, New York City, and Texas. Périodique AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Volume, fascicule ISSN Pages 1857-1864, 20 réf. Mots-clés BDSP Etat santé, Soins, Utilisation, Ethnie, Grossesse, Homme, Femme, Etats Unis, Amérique, Projet loi, Protection sociale, Assurance maladie, Lieu naissance, Gestation [pathologie], Prématurité, Migrant, Amérique du Nord, Medicaid, Réforme Mots-clés PASCAL Poids naissance faible, Périnatal, Santé, Soin, Utilisation, Ethnie, Latinoaméricain, Gestation, Homme, Femelle, Californie, Etats Unis, Amérique du Nord, Amérique, New York, Texas, Législation, Protection sociale, Assurance maladie, Lieu naissance, Gestation pathologie, Prématurité, Nouveau né pathologie, Immigrant, Medicaid, Réforme

11. NGA Center For Best Practices
    health care Financing Administration welfare reform and Medicaid Page;HHS High Performance Bonus Program Instructions (March, 2001);  
    http://www.nga.org/center/topics/1,1188,D_406,00.html

12. Health Care Providers Brace For Welfare Reform Impact
    health care providers brace for welfare reform impact By BETH HALLMARK / Abilene ReporterNews  
    http://texnews.com/ads97/Health%20Care%2097/welfare.html
    
    Extractions: Health care providers brace for welfare reform impact By BETH HALLMARK / Abilene Reporter-News As sweeping reform begins to move welfare recipients off welfare and into work, health care providers are trying to prepare for the effects the changes will have on their industry. Though local providers agree it is too early to fully diagnose the impact, they expect the next few years will expose the challenges wrought by welfare reform. "It's all educated conjecture at this point," said Chris Robinson, Abilene Regional Medical Center's regional health services administrator. "But there is a strong suspicion that the medically uninsured population will grow." Though welfare reform provisions added time limits and work requirements to programs such as food stamps and Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF formerly Aid to Families with Dependent Children), Medicaid has remained largely intact and expanded in many states. Provisions of this year's Balanced Budget Act also extended Medicaid to children losing Supplemental Security Income due to more stringent disability classifications and to legal immigrants already enrolled in the program. And under current policy, income-eligible welfare recipients going back to work can receive a year of transitional Medicaid benefits.

13. National Governors Association
    HR34 Synar Policy. HR-35 Employment Security System Policy*. HR-36 welfare reformPolicy. HR-37 Private Sector health care reform Policy. HR-38 HIV/AIDS Policy.  
    http://www.nga.org/nga/legislativeUpdate/1,1169,C_POLICY_POSITION,00.html

14. Health Care For All - Health Care For All Home Page
    health care For All Home Page health care FOR ALL BOARD OF DIRECTORS ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Professor of health care Policy at the Florence Heller School of Social welfare at Brandeis years, health care For All has extended its activities beyond legislative reform to  
    http://www.hcfa.org/

15. Site At A Glance
    health care Restructuring. health care Contact List. CommunityBased Responsesto welfare reform. welfare reform Fund. welfare reform Fund Grants List.  
    http://www.publicwelfare.org/site/site.asp

16. The Urban Institute | By Topic
    Criminal Justice. Economic Development. Governance. health care. welfare reform.Economy. Federal Budgets Fiscal Policy. Income and Wealth Distribution. Poverty.  
    http://www.urban.org/Template.cfm?Section=ByTopic&NavMenuID=62

17. The Urban Institute | Issues In Focus
    AtRisk Teens What can parents, teachers, health care professionals, and otheradults do to help teens avoid risk behaviors and engage in welfare reform.  
    http://www.urban.org/Template.cfm?NavMenuID=14

18. Search Cato By Topic
    Diplomatic Institutions, Education, Environment. Foreign Policy, health care, Immigration.Social Security, Tax reform, Trade and Commerce. welfare, Search by Keyword.  
    http://www.cato.org/hottopics/hottopics.html

19. HHS - Biography Of Tommy G. Thompson, Secretary
    He also gained national attention for his leadership on welfare reform,expanded access to health care for lowincome people, and education.  
    http://www.hhs.gov/about/bios/dhhssec.html
    
    Extractions: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Thompson has dedicated his professional life to public service, most recently serving as governor of Wisconsin since 1987. Secretary Thompson made state history when he was re-elected to office for a third term in 1994 and a fourth term in 1998. In 1996, Secretary Thompson enacted Wisconsin Works, or "W-2," the state’s landmark welfare-to-work legislation, which served as a national model for welfare reform. The program required participants to work, while at the same time providing the services and support to make the transition to work feasible and permanent. W-2 provided a safety net through child care, health care, transportation and training assistance. Wisconsin’s monthly welfare caseload declined by more than 90 percent, while the economic status of those taking part in W-2 improved. The average family on AFDC had been 30 percent below the federal poverty line. However, at the average wage of people leaving W-2, families were 30 percent above the poverty line. Born: November 19, 1941 in Elroy, Wisconsin

20. Colorado Welfare Reform
    TANF 2/28 Budget Tax, Child care, health, Legal, Reproductive health, Sanctions,Transportation. welfare reform in Colorado Contacts and Quick Links.  
    http://carbon.cudenver.edu/public/cwr/
    
    Extractions: Viewed best with a browser capable of displaying frames. Colorado Welfare Reform This is an independent, non-partisan information clearing house for welfare reform in Colorado. The Center for Human Investment Policy, CHIP manages this site. [ more about Colorado Welfare Reform MCH (Maternal and Child Health) Web Ring Local Calendar

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