Life Sciences
Studies in the area of life sciences reported from George Mason University
Published in Health Insurance Week, December 30th, 2007
Researchers detail in 'Consumer evaluation of a disability care coordination organization,' new data in life sciences. "Disability care coordination organizations (DCCOs) arrange comprehensive, disability-competent social and medical services for people with disabilities. This study used consumer ratings of access and quality to measure outcomes in one of the first operational DCCOs over a three-year period," scientists writing in the Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved report.
"Working-age Medicaid adults with physical disabilities reported statistically significant improvements in service coordination, patient education, system-wide disability...
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