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Building the Bridge: Linking Medicaid and Child Welfare Data to Identify High Service Users in Child Welfare

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  • Elizabeth Weigensberg
  • Matt Stagner
  • Derekh Cornwell

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In this web-based and interactive issue brief, Mathematica Policy Research and Casey Family Programs share results from a study they conducted, which linked child welfare and Medicaid data to identify high service users amongst a sample of children in foster care in Tennessee and Florida.

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  • Elizabeth Weigensberg & Matt Stagner & Derekh Cornwell, "undated". "Building the Bridge: Linking Medicaid and Child Welfare Data to Identify High Service Users in Child Welfare," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 88f27d2bfa8a465293c75a0a1, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:88f27d2bfa8a465293c75a0a17a65061
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