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    Home » Fiscal Fitness: How States Cope: Rebates are net gain for some states, but outlay of funds needed to increase necessary staffing
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    June 1, 2010
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    State Health Watch 2010-06-01
    June 1, 2010

    Table Of Contents

    Drug rebates mean immediate fiscal relief for some Medicaid programs

    Rhode Island expects to benefit from rebate program

    Fiscal Fitness: How States Cope: Rebates are net gain for some states, but outlay of funds needed to increase necessary staffing

    Health care reform paves way for managed care

    Medicaid programs may act now on childless adults

    Signs of improved access to Medicaid providers

    HIEs are major hurdle for Medicaid and HIT

    Crime lessens with better care

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