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Appendix A: Conceptual Framework for Assessing the Consequences of Uninsurance for Communities
Appendix A: Conceptual Framework for Assessing the Consequences of Uninsurance for Communities
Pages 175-179
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personal or community characteristics that favor or predispose action related to obtaining health care; and (3) needs for health care, as articulated by those in need, determined by health care providers, or identified by researchers and decision makers.
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As a whole, community-level and individual- and family-level variables describe many potential scenarios for accessing health care. The variables within the box labeled "health care" describe how these potentials may be realized, with particular attention to the role of health insurance coverage.
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The health, social, and economic consequences of delayed or forgone health care for uninsured individuals and families (as depicted in the two boxes labeled "adverse health outcomes for uninsured" and "adverse economic effects") can result in a greater burden of disease and disability for the community overall as well as erosion of the capacity for timely and appropriate health services delivery in the community.
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