Steven Cohen

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The capacity of the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey to inform the Affordable Care Act

The influence of health care preferences on insurance enrollment and medical expenditure behaviors

Integration of the National and International 2008 SDR: Bridging Effects and Expected Improvements to the Time Series Data

The utility of the integrated design of the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey to inform mortality related studies

An assessment of the impact of two distinct survey design modifications on health care utilization estimates in the medical expenditure panel survey

The impact of survey design modifications on health insurance coverage estimates in a national longitudinal health care survey

The concentration and persistence in the level of health expenditures over time: Estimates for the U.S. population, 2006-2007

The utility of prediction models to oversample the long term uninsured

The Agency for Healthcare Reserach and Quality and data collection

Estimation of the long term uninsured in the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey

Health insurance coverage during a 24-month period: A comparison of estimates from two national health surveys

The impact of survey attrition on health insuracne coverage estimates in a national longitudinal health care survey

The utility of extended longitudinal profiles in predicting future health care expenditures

Trends in medical care costs, coverage, use and access:Reserach findings from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey

Foreword. Designing and Conducting Health Surveys: A Comprehensive Guide

A comparison of household and medical provider reported health care utilization and estimation strategies to correct for response error

Guest editor's preface: Measurement of trends in health care costs, coverage and use

Designing national health care surveys to inform health policy

Integrated survey designs: A framework for nonresponse bias reduction

The utility of probabilistic models to identify individuals with high medical expenditures