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The white paper was a product of the RAND Corporation from 1993 to 2003 and was meant to convey formally information on a. .Blanchard, Janice C. and Susan D. Hosek, Financing Health Care for Women with Disabilities, Santa Monica, Calif. RAND Corporation, WP-139, 2003.

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Home Browse Books Book details, Financing Health Care for Women with Disabilities. Financing Health Care for Women with Disabilities. By Janice Blanchard, Susan Hosek. Women with disabilities, a large and growing segment of the . population, are as a group underserved in primary health care services that are appropriate to their needs. To date, few (if any) formal studies have been done examining the short-term costs or long-term benefits of providing specialized care for these women.

Health and Health Care Among District of Columbia Youth (Technical Report). by Janice C Blanchard. ISBN 9780833048059 (978-0-8330-4805-9) Softcover, RAND Corporation, 2009.

Women with disabilities have the same health issues as any other women, such as the need for routine breast and cervical cancer screening. Women with disability, especially individuals who belong to minority groups or who live in rural settings, are often underserved in their healthcare needs.

Establish health care standards related to care of persons with disability with enforcement mechanisms

Establish health care standards related to care of persons with disability with enforcement mechanisms. Where private health insurance dominates health care financing, ensure that people with disability are covered and consider measures to make the premiums affordable. Ensure that people with disability benefit equally from public health care programmes.

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