Brian K. Bruen

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The effects of community health center care on medical expenditures for children and adults: Propensity score analyses

Policies affecting Medicaid beneficiaries’ smoking cessation behaviors

High-expenditure pharmaceutical use among children in Medicaid

High-cost HCV drugs in Medicaid: Final report

Crossing boundaries: Medicaid and public health collaborations to help smokers quit, 8 states, 2015

The economic, fiscal and employment effects of health care modernization in Oklahoma

Repealing federal health reform: Economic and employment consequences for states

Americans’ cardiovascular risk and changes in health insurance coverage: The role of recent coverage expansions

How Medicaid and other public policies affect use of tobacco cessation therapy, United States, 2010-2014

Potentially preventable dental care in operating rooms for children enrolled in Medicaid

Competition between brand name and generic drugs

Health reform, Medicaid expansions and women's cancer screening

Medicaid tobacco cessation: Big gaps remain in efforts to get smokers to quit

The impact of reimbursement policies and practices on healthcare technology innovation. Final report

Impact of health insurance expansions on nonelderly adults with hypertension

Accessibility of long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs) in Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs)

Scope of family planning services available in Federally Qualified Health Centers

Continuous-eligibility policies stabilize Medicaid coverage for children and could be extended to adults with similar results

No evidence that primary care physicians offer less care to Medicaid, community health center, or uninsured patients

The potential employment impact of health reform on working-age adults with disabilities