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Peer reviewedSwire, Margaret R.; Kavaler, Florence – Child Welfare, 1978
The 1971-74 survey of the health needs and services provided to 668 New York City children in foster care indicated that the Medicaid program failed to ensure adequate routine care and treatment. Recommendations are made for the implementation of effective services. (Author/SE)
Descriptors: Foster Children, Health Programs, Health Services, Medical Care Evaluation
Peer reviewedSwire, Margaret R.; Kavaler, Florence – Child Welfare, 1977
Reports on a study assessing the health status and medical care needs of a sample of 668 foster children from eight New York City child care agencies. Direct clinical examination indicated a prevalence of serious physical, mental and developmental problems. Pathology level was comparable to that of other disadvantaged child populations. (BF)
Descriptors: Child Welfare, Disadvantaged Youth, Foster Children, Health Needs
