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21. STATISTICAL BRIEF #349: Health Care Expenditures for the Five Most Common Children's Conditions, 2008: Estimates for U.S. Civilian Noninstitutionalized Children, Ages 0-17
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    December 01, 2011 - expenditures for treating children's mental disorders were $12.2 billion, with an average of $2,483 spent per child … least common among the top five treated conditions, the average expenditure on mental disorders per child … Of the top five conditions, bronchitis had the lowest average expenditures per child at $226. … Average expenditures per child with expenses for the top five most common conditions, age 17 and younger … , 2008 Bronchitis Asthma Trauma Otitis media Mental disorders Average expenditures per child

22. Research Findings #23: Trends in Children's Antibiotic Use: 1996 to 2001
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    March 01, 2005 - children ages 5-9 had the second most (0.5 per child), and children ages 10-14 had the fewest … : 0.6 per child, compared to 0.4 per child for Hispanics and 0.3 per child for blacks. … In 2000-01, high-income children had an average of 0.7 prescriptions per child, middle-income children … Children with only public insurance had the next highest average (0.4 per child) and uninsured children … In 2000-01, children in fair or poor health used the most prescriptions overall (1.4 per child), children

23. Statistical Brief #501: Children's Usual Source of Care: Insurance, Income, and Racial/Ethnic Disparities, 2004-2014 (pdf file)
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    March 01, 2017 - Moreover, uninsured children were nearly four times as likely as children with any public coverage (8.2 … A greater share of children from poor (8.9 percent) or near poor families (9.8 percent), as well as children … In 2014, children in low-income families were less likely than children in middle-income and high-income … Children living in poor families were more likely to lack a usual source of care compared to children … Children from high-income families were less likely than children in any other income group to lack a

24. STATISTICAL BRIEF #117: Children's Dental Visits and Expenses, United States, 2003
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    March 01, 2006 - , Hispanic children, and children in the other single race/multiple race category. … In 2003, the average dental care expense for a child ages 2-17 with an expense and having at least one … This was more than twice the average annual dental expense of $327 for a child ages 2-11. … similar age Hispanic children ($472) and black children ($323). … Average expense per child with a dental visit and expense for children ages 2-17, United States, 2003

25. STATISTICAL BRIEF #501: Children's Usual Source of Care: Insurance, Income, and Racial/Ethnic Disparities, 2004-2014
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    March 01, 2017 - Children living in poor families were more likely to lack a usual source of care compared to children … Children from high-income families were less likely than children in any other income group to lack a … Moreover, uninsured children were nearly four times as likely as children with any public coverage (8.2 … A greater share of children from poor (8.9 percent) or near poor families (9.8 percent), as well as children … In 2014, children in low-income families were less likely than children in middle-income and high-income

26. STATISTICAL BRIEF #78: Children's Usual Source of Care: United States, 2002
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    May 01, 2005 - Children who were uninsured were more likely to lack a usual source of care than children with public … Hispanic children were more likely to lack a usual source of medical care than children who were white … In 2002, lower income children were more likely than middle and high income children to lack a usual … Hispanic children (18.1 percent) were more likely than children of any other race/ethnic group to lack … Likewise, other/multiple race children (12.3 percent) and black children (10.6 percent) were more likely

27. STATISTICAL BRIEF #113: Children's Dental Care: Periodicity of Checkups and Access to Care, 2003
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    January 01, 2006 - Estimates in the brief are based on data from the child health supplement, preventive care, and access … to about 32 million children. … In general, a higher level of parental education was associated with an increased likelihood that a child … half (55.7 percent; estimate not shown) as the main reason a child did not receive, or were delayed … DIDN'T KNOW WHERE TO GO TO GET CARE ..7 WAS REFUSED SERVICES .................8 COULDN'T GET CHILD

28. Statistical Brief #180: The Top Five Outpatient Prescription Drugs Ranked by Total Expense for Children, Adults, and the Elderly, 2004 (pdf file)
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    July 01, 2007 - Statistical Brief #180: The Top Five Outpatient Prescription Drugs Ranked by Total Expense for Children … July 2007 The Top Five Outpatient Prescription Drugs Ranked by Total Expense for Children … 2004, the top five household-reported prescribed medicines when ranked by annual expenditures for children … 2004 MEPS-HC prescribed medicines: Top five prescribed medicines ranked by total expenditures for children … Adderall $.41 $88.10 $22.13 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey Agen Res 0 In 20 total of th child

29. Statistical Brief #113: Children’s Dental Care: Periodicity of Checkups and Access to Care, 2003 (pdf file)
    meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st113/stat113.pdf
    January 01, 2006 - Estimates in the brief are based on data from the child health supplement, preventive care, 1 … to about 32 million children. … In general, a higher level of parental education was associated with an increased likelihood that a child … half (55.7 percent; estimate not shown) as the main reason a child did not receive, or were delayed … KNOW WHERE TO GO TO GET CARE ...... 7 WAS REFUSED SERVICES ..................... 8 COULDN’T GET CHILD

30. Statistical Brief #141: Changes in Children’s Health Insurance Status, 1996–2005: Estimates for the U.S. Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population under Age 18 (pdf file)
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    September 01, 2006 - These changes have been particularly dramatic for minority children.† All differences between estimates … Non-Hispanic white children experienced a decline in private coverage since the late 1990’s (from 75.0 … Tracking changes in eligibility and coverage among children, 1996–2002. … Health Insurance Status of Children in America, First Half 1996-2005: Estimates for the U.S. … children (32.6 percent versus 40.8 percent, respectively) (figure 2).

31. STATISTICAL BRIEF #507: Out-of-Pocket Health Care Expenses for Non-Elderly Families by Income and Family Structure, 2015
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    January 01, 2018 - $116 for families with children. … Only 8 percent of 1-adult families with no children and 6 percent of 1-adult families with children had … (age 17 and younger) A single adult with children Two or more adults with no children Two or more … 1+ Children No Children 1+ Children Poor 9,999,307 10.3% 4,125,194 4.2% 1,643,690 … 33% 60% 8% 2 or More Adults without Children 13% 66% 21% 1 Adult with Children 48% 47% 6%

32. STATISTICAL BRIEF #341: Changes in Children's Use and Expenditures for Asthma Medications, United States, 1997-1998 to 2007-2008
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    September 01, 2011 - For combination drugs, a child was identified as having had each medication comprising the combination … For example, if a child had a combination drug that included both an ICS and an ILABA, then the child … Optimizing Inhaled Corticosteroid Therapy in Children with Chronic Asthma . … Percentage of children using major types of asthma medications among children (less than 18 years) with … Percentage of children using specific classes of asthma controller medications among children (less than

33. Statistical Brief #39: The Uninsured in America, First Half of 2002: Estimates of the Uninsured Living in Working Families for the Civilian ninstitutionalized Population under Age 65 (pdf file)
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    May 01, 2004 - Public insurance is primarily available to persons with disabilities and to children, and sometimes … This accounts for 74.7 percent of uninsured children and 60.0 percent of uninsured adults. … Children are ages 18 and under. … Children under age 24 who are full-time students are also included in their parents’ family. … Married minor children are placed in a separate family with their spouse and their own children.

34. Chartbook #17: Dental Use, Expenses, Dental Coverage, and Changes, 1996 and 2004 (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2004 - for a child with private dental coverage and $272 for a child with public dental coverage only during … was 2.6 visits per child for children with a visit (data not shown). … In 2004, the likelihood of a child having a dental visit varied by age, family income, race/ethnicity … : Birth–Age 20 How have average visits per child for those with a dental visit changed from 1996 to … How have average visits per child for those with a dental vi How has the average dental expense for

35. Chartbook #17: Chartbook #17: Dental Use, Expenses, Dental Coverage, and Changes,1996 and 2004
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    January 01, 2004 - a visit was $635 for a child with private dental coverage and $272 for a child with … was 2.6 visits per child for children with a visit (data not shown).   … Dental visit 45.4% No dental visit 54.6% Total child population = 86 million … In 2004, the likelihood of a child having a dental visit varied by age, family income, race/ethnicity … There was no statistically significant change in the average number of dental visits per child

36. Chartbook #2: Racial and Ethnic Differences in Health 1996
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    February 01, 1999 - Hispanic and black children were less likely than white children both to have a usual source of care … Hispanic children were less likely than children in any other racial/ethnic group to have a usual … Black children were twice as likely as white children to have no usual source of health care. … Hispanic and black children were less likely than white children to have an office-based usual source … Black and Hispanic children were less likely than white children to be in excellent health.

37. Statistical Brief #13: Asthma Treatment: Use of Medications and Devices, 2000 (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2000 - The NHLBI also indicated that for adults and children over five years old the most effective long-term … However, among children between 0-17 years old, males were more likely (5.4 percent) than females … Among asthmatics, children between the ages of 0-17 years old were more likely (91.2 percent) than … Some of this difference is attributable to the fact that steroids were not recommended for children … • Children between 0-17 years old were more likely (4.4 percent) than adults aged 18 and older

38. Statistical Brief #6: The Uninsured in America – 1996-2001 Estimates for the Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population Under (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2001 - For children similar trends are observed. … 15% of adults compared to a range of 7.8% to 10.4% for children). … • From 1996 to 1999, the percent of children uninsured all year declined from 10.4% to 7.8%. … By 2000, 9.1% of children were uninsured all year. … Note: The percent of children uninsured all year declined from 10.4% in 1996 to 7.8% in 1999.

39. STATISTICAL BRIEF #504: Differences in Payments for Child Visits to Office-Based Physicians: Private versus Medicaid Insurance, 2010 to 2015
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    August 01, 2017 - Introduction The degree of access to medical care for poor children has historically been a significant … Given these generally lower reimbursement rates, children enrolled in Medicaid may have more difficulty … visits to office-based physicians among approximately 74 million children less than 18 years of age. … Estimates presented in this Brief pertain to visits by children less than 18 years of age in the U.S. … The most notable regional difference is that the proportion of visits by children in the South was higher

40. STATISTICAL BRIEF #509: Characteristics of Practices Used as Usual Source of Care Providers during 2015, by Age—Results from the MEPS Medical Organizations Survey
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    March 01, 2018 - Stagnitti, MPA Highlights Nearly two-thirds (61.8 percent) of children … The largest proportion of children and the elderly visited medium-sized practices that had between 4 … A higher percentage of elderly than child patients visited practices where the electronic health record … In 2015, the USC practices seen by more than 90 percent of elderly, adult, and child patients used an … A higher percentage of elderly than child patients visited practices where the EHR/EMR system sent guideline-based