For months insurers have complained about Healthcare.gov's transfer of enrolment forms for private coverage.
We then exploit the randomized research design of the PROGRESA evaluation data to identify whether the treatment effects of PROGRESA transfers on secondary school enrolment vary according to the characteristics of extended family.
We also excluded from further analysis patients who died in hospital after enrolment, were transferred to other acute care hospital settings, or were discharged to the nursing home in which they lived prior hospital admission.
The enrolment form is transferred to the telemedical centre.
The links between psychosocial health outcomes and enrolment in cash-transfer programs needs further exploration using longitudinal and qualitative methods.
Personal data of the patients, diagnoses, the first assessment of the medication, and the therapy themes are abstracted from the enrolment form and transferred to the project database.
Exclusion criteria included enrolment in or transfer to hospice care in two studies (Brumley 2007; Rabow 2004), enrolment in a home health agency (McCorkle 1989), and admission to an inpatient hospice, assisted-living facility or nursing home in one study (McMillan 2007).
Alternatively, if private transfers are not a result of budget constraints or are used for other purposes unrelated to health expenditures, then private transfers might not be affected by enrolment in Seguro Popular.
While the transfer is not conditioned on school enrolment, the programme is intended to provide an incentive for education, discourage child labour and provide caregivers with additional resources for school-related costs such as clothing, exercise books and pencils.
In Zambia, the pilot Social Cash Transfer Scheme (SCTS) found the largest enrolment increase for 14 15-year 14 15-yearrcentage poldss), as well as 5–6-year olds (10.4 percentage points), both statistically significant.
