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Participants will have a chance to listen in and ask questions as the team from the University of Minnesota State Health Access Data Center presents findings from their multi-year study of the impact of Kentucky's implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
During the project, which was funded by the foundation, researchers monitored pre- and post-ACA trends in five domains: health insurance coverage, access, costs, quality and health outcomes. These findings are reflected in the study's final report.
The webinar is the next in the foundation's training series, "Health for a Change," meant to prepare non-profit leaders across the state for the work of advancing important health issues. The free training series combines in-person workshops with webinars, which participants can join remotely from their computers.
Register for the webinar here.
from Kentucky Health News http://ift.tt/2pPhcgJ
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