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. 2015 Oct 7;50(6):1734–1750. doi: 10.1111/1475-6773.12399

Table 3.

Effects of Medicaid Eligibility on Any MH Service Use

Outcome variable (A) Full MEPS Sample (N = 121,611) (B) MEPS‐NHIS Linked Sample: No Psychological Distress (K6 < 5) (N = 36,872) (C) MEPS‐NHIS Linked Sample: Moderate or Severe Psychological Distress (K6 ≥ 5) (N = 12,818)
Marginal Effect (Standard Error) p‐value Marginal Effect (Standard Error) p‐value Marginal Effect (Standard Error) p‐value
Any MH service use −.018 (.020)
.380
−.014 (.029)
.616
−.048 (.055)
.386
Any inpatient MH use −.0019 (.002)
.403
−.006 (.002)
.010
−.003 (.009)
.722
Any ambulatory MH use −.005 (.011)
.648
−.005 (.021)
.811
−.040 (.047)
.392
Any MH prescription use −.011 (.016)
.497
−.014 (.027)
.608
.002 (.046)
.966
Any emergency department MH use .002 (.003)
.377
.002 (.004)
.585
.012 (.014)
.393
First‐stage F‐statistic 125.80 152.97 44.46

Instrumental variables models estimated with two‐stage least squares, with robust standard errors clustered on the state. Details on model specification are in the text.