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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Health Services Research

• The association between health insurance coverage and diabetes care; data from the 2000 behavioral risk factor surveillance system
  by Karin M. Nelson
• Commentary—anatomy of racial disparity in influenza vaccination
  by Kevin Fiscella
• Health policy roundtable—view from the state legislature: translating research into policy
  by Christina E. Folz
• Critical pathway effectiveness: assessing the impact of patient, hospital care, and pathway characteristics using qualitative comparative analysis
  by Sydney M. Dy
• Are quality improvement messages registering?
  by Ethan A. Halm
• From adversary to partner: have quality improvement organizations made the transition?
  by Elizabeth H. Bradley
• The John Eisenberg lecture: health services research as a citizen in improvement
  by Donald M. Berwick
• Can computer-generated evidence-based care suggestions enhance evidence-based management of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease? A randomized, controlled trial
  by William M. Tierney
• Health policy roundtable—policy by numbers: the role of budget estimates and scoring in health care reform
  by Christina E. Folz
• The causes of racial and ethnic differences in influenza vaccination rates among elderly medicare beneficiaries
  by Paul L. Hebert
• Mortality benefit of transfer to level I versus level II trauma centers for head-injured patients
  by K. John McConnell
• Medicare expenditures for residents in assisted living: data from a National Study
  by Charles D. Phillips
• Racial and ethnic disparities and perceptions of health care: does health plan type matter?
  by Kelly A. Hunt
• How much is postacute care use affected by its availability?
  by Melinda Beeuwkes Buntin
• Does continuity of care matter in a universally insured population?
  by Verena H. Menec
• A comparison of clinically important differences in health-related quality of life for patients with chronic lung disease, asthma, or heart disease
  by Kathleen W. Wyrwich
• Health benefits offer rates: is there a nonresponse bias?
  by Jeremy D. Pickreign
• Commentary—goodbye MID! Hello MID, where do you come from?
  by Holger J. Schunemann