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- E-prescribing in California: why aren't we there yet?1
- Early lessons from CalAIM initiatives to address behavioral health needs1
- Easing transitions: CalAIM’s changes for California’s older adults and people with disabilities1
- Education matters: despite improvements under the ACA, disparities in coverage based on educational level persist1
- Electronic release of clinical laboratory results: a review of state and federal policy1
- Eligibility and enrollment: current status and challenges1
- Engaging families in improving the health care system for children with special health care needs1
- Ensuring health plan mergers benefit the community: California regulators and infrastructure investment programs1
- Envisioning an ideal health workforce data system for California1
- Equal treatment: a review of mental health parity enforcement in California1
- Equipped for efficiency: improving nursing care through technology1
- Equity in CalAIM: how to identify the patients who will benefit most1
- Evaluating California’s efforts to address the commercial sexual exploitation of children1
- Evaluation of Will Power/Won't Power in Los Angeles County: final impact report for Volunteers of America--Girls Inc. of Greater Los Angeles : findings from an innovative teen pregnancy prevention program, October 31, 2015 : submitted with revisions on May 6, 20161
- Evaluation of the California HealthCare Foundation's Ambulatory Care Redesign Collaborative: final report1
- Evaluation of the Medi-Cal Plan/Practice Improvement Project: executive summary1
- Evaluation of the Positive Prevention PLUS teen pregnancy prevention program: final impact report for San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools : findings from an innovative teen pregnancy prevention program1
- Examining access to specialty care for California's uninsured: full report1
- Examining chronic care in California's safety net1
- Examining the authority of California's attorney general in health care mergers1