Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3450511 | Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation | 2010 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
Self-reported activity limitations incorporating standard questions from the American Community Survey can be used to create a disability case-mix index and to construct profiles of a population's activity limitations. The enabled comparative report, which we call the Assessment of Health Plans and Providers by People with Activity Limitations, is more cognitively accessible than typical CAHPS report templates for state Medicaid plans. The CAHPS Medicaid reporting tools may provide misleading ratings of health plan and physician quality by people with disabilities because the mean ratings do not account for systematic biases associated with disability. More testing on larger populations would help to quantify the strength of various reporting biases.
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Authors
Susan E. PhD, Guoqing PhD, Gregory A. Palsbo, Liansheng PhD, William F. PhD, Margaret F. PhD, RN,