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. 2009 Jun;87(2):443–494. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-0009.2009.00564.x

TABLE 1.

New Contributions by Health Outcomes, Findings, and Methodological Rigor

Association between Health Insurance Status and Outcome
Positive and Statistically Significanta
Not Statistically Significanta
Observational Quasi-Experimental Observational Quasi-Experimental
Health services
Preventive  2  5 1 1
General  0  4 0 0
Total  2  9 1 1
Health outcomes
General health outcomes
General health and physical functioning  3  6 0 2
Mortality  2  2 0 2
Chronic conditions
Cardiovascular disease and diabetes  4  1 0 0
Cancer  6  0 1 2
Depression  0  1 0 0
Acute conditions  2  3 1 1
Total 17 13 2 7

Notes: The forty-two studies reviewed are marked with asterisks in the references. Cell frequencies sum to more than the forty-two studies because several studies assessed more than one outcome or reported both significant and nonsignificant findings in separate analyses.

a

Statistical significance defined as p < 0.05.