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Articles in June, 2006 issue of Health Services Research

• Using public reports of patient satisfaction for hospital quality improvement
  by Judith K. Barr
• An analysis of California Assembly Bill 2185: mandating coverage of pediatric asthma self-management training and education
  by Helen Ann Halpin
• Taxonomy of health networks and systems: a reassessment
  by Roice D. Luke
• Community-level uninsurance and the unmet medical needs of insured and uninsured adults
  by Jose A. Pagan
• Factors influencing female registered nurses' work behavior
  by Carol S. Brewer
• Health policy roundtable: how are Medicaid and SCHIP weathering the storm?
  by Christina E. Folz
• Who searches the Internet for health information?
  by M. Kate Bundorf
• Overview and commentary
  by Susan Philip
• Operational failures and interruptions in hospital nursing
  by Anita L. Tucker
• Assessing the public health impact of state health benefit mandates
  by Sara B. McMenamin
• Reply to the rejoinder on taxonomy of Health Networks and Systems: a reassessment
  by Roice D. Luke
• The California cost and coverage model: analyses of the financial impacts of benefit mandates for the California legislature
  by Gerald F. Kominski
• Academy health update
• The effect of private insurance on the health of older, working age adults: evidence from the health and retirement study
  by Avi Dor
• Toward a more reliable federal survey for tracking health insurance coverage and access
  by Genevieve Kenney
• Commentary—improving federal health data: the essential partnership between researcher and policy maker
  by Michael J. O'Grady
• Correction to "geographic variation in the prescription of Schedule II opioid analgesics among outpatients in the United States"
  by Lesley H. Curtis
• Health services research as a source of legislative analysis and input: the role of the California Health Benefits Review Program
  by Thomas R. Oliver
• The effect of cuts in Medicare reimbursement on hospital mortality
  by Meena Seshamani
• A comparative analysis of mandated benefit laws, 1949-2002
  by Miriam J. Laugesen
• Access to health care services for the disabled elderly
  by Donald H. Taylor, Jr.
• Health policy roundtable: producing and adapting research syntheses for use by health-system managers and public policymakers
  by Christina E. Folz
• Rejoinder to taxonomy of health networks and systems: a reassessment
  by Gloria J. Bazzoli
• When to combine hypotheses and adjust for multiple tests
  by Peter J. Veazie
• Geographic variation in the prescription of schedule II opioid analgesics among outpatients in the United States
  by Lesley H. Curtis
• Evaluating medical effectiveness for the California Health Benefits Review Program
  by Harold S. Luft
• Meeting the need for state-level estimates of health insurance coverage: use of state and federal survey data
  by Lynn A. Blewett
• The effect of changes in hospital reimbursement on nurse staffing decisions at safety net and nonsafety net hospitals
  by Richard C. Lindrooth
• State-mandated benefit review laws
  by Nicole M. Bellows
• Commentary—how to improve federal health data for coverage, access, and state-specific needs
  by W. David Helms
• Rules for medical markets: the impact of Medicare contractors on coverage policies
  by Susan Bartlett Foote