Comprehensive pregnancy dental benefits improved dental coverage and increased dental care utilization among medicaid-enrolled pregnant women in virginia

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• who: Shillpa Naavaal and David W. Harless from the Data source and study population This quasi-experimental study included the Virginia PRAMS data from , to , (pre-policy period) and, (postpolicy period)The Virginia Department of Health, in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), collects Virginia PRAMS data annually. Every year, mothers who gave live birth are randomly chosen from the Virginia birth certificate registry to participate in the PRAMS survey. The data is collected via mail/telephone survey and captures women`s experiences before, during, and just after pregnancy. Further details on the . . .
  

   

  

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