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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
This panel looks at Medicaid and various drug-related policies. Topics include: Medicaid and healthcare access for low-income families, Medicaid and cost-containment, the use of evidence with the opioid crisis, the policy consequences of Ozempic, and the association between the build environment and medical marijuana.
Contracted Out Medicaid and Healthcare Access for Low-income Families: Connecticut’s Managed Care Withdrawal - Soyun Jeong, University at Albany - SUNY
COVID-19 and State Medicaid Cost-Containment Strategies - Shihyun Noh, SUNY Brockport
The Scientific Foundation of the Opioid Crisis: The Misuse of Evidence - Ravi Gupta, Johns Hopkins University
The Policy Consequences of Support for Regulating Off-Label Ozempic Prescription - Timothy Herbert Callaghan, Boston University; Matt Motta, Boston University School of Public Health; Robert Kirby Goidel, Texas A&M
Medical Marijuana's Built Environment: Dispensary Locations and Patient Access - Lee Hannah, Wright State University; Cogan Shimizu, Wright State University; Rakesh Kandula, Wright State University; Daniel J Mallinson, Penn State, Harrisburg