Second Evaluation Third Evaluation Fourth Evaluation After being in hawk-i Report Report Report for a year: Data Used Data Used Data Used January 1999 - July 2001 - October July 2002 – October 2000 2002 October 2003 Medical Care Children – needed health care at rates similar to when they joined, however: 21% before vs. 19% before vs. 17% before vs. they were less likely to 6% after 6% after 4% after be stopped from getting needed care. 34% before vs. 32% before vs. 23% before vs. they were less likely to be delayed from 10% after 10% after 7% after getting needed care. Data not 61% before vs. 65% before vs. children were more available. 80% after 82% after likely to have ‘always’ received needed care for an illness or injury Specialty Care – Children needed to see a specialist at rates similar to when they joined, however: 38% before vs. 21% before vs. 18% before vs. they were less likely to 13% after 15% after 10% after be stopped from getting specialty care. 39% before vs. 33% before vs. 27% before vs. they were less likely to be delayed from 23% after 15% after 13% after getting specialty care Dental Care Children – needed dental care at the same rate as when they joined, however: 84% before vs. 81% before vs. 82% before they were more likely 88% after 88% after vs.86% after to have a regular source of dental care. 25% before vs. 23% before vs. 22% before vs. they were less likely to 8% after 8% after 8% after be stopped from getting dental care 27% before vs. 26% before vs 23% before they were less likely to 9% after 9% after vs.9% after be delayed from getting dental care they were more likely 55% before vs. 54% before vs. 56% before 69% after 71% after vs.69% after to have had a dental visit in the past year Preventive Care Children were Children were Children were – more likely to more likely to more likely to
After being in hawk-i for a year: Second Evaluation Report Data Used January 1999 - October 2000 Third Evaluation Report Data Used July 2001 - October 2002 Fourth Evaluation Report Data Used July 2002 – October 2003 Medical Care – Children needed health care at rates similar to when they joined, however: they were less likely to be stopped from getting needed care. 21% before vs. 6% after 19% before vs. 6% after 17% before vs. 4% after they were less likely to be delayed from getting needed care. 34% before vs. 10% after 32% before vs. 10% after 23% before vs. 7% after children were more likely to have ‘always’ received needed care for an illness or injury Data not available. 61% before vs. 80% after 65% before vs. 82% after Specialty Care – Children needed to see a specialist at rates similar to when they joined, however: they were less likely to be stopped from getting specialty care. 38% before vs. 13% after 21% before vs. 15% after 18% before vs. 10% after they were less likely to be delayed from getting specialty care 39% before vs. 23% after 33% before vs. 15% after 27% before vs. 13% after Dental Care – Children needed dental care at the same rate as when they joined, however: they were more likely to have a regular source of dental care. 84% before vs. 88% after 81% before vs. 88% after 82% before vs.86% after they were less likely to be stopped from getting dental care 25% before vs. 8% after 23% before vs. 8% after 22% before vs. 8% after they were less likely to be delayed from getting dental care 27% before vs. 9% after 26% before vs 9% after 23% before vs.9% after they were more likely to have had a dental visit in the past year 55% before vs. 69% after 54% before vs. 71% after 56% before vs.69% after Preventive Care – Children were more likely to Children were more likely to Children were more likely to
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