Serving clients when the server crashes: how frontline workers cope with E‐government challenges

L Tummers, P Rocco - Public Administration Review, 2015 - Wiley Online Library
Implementing e‐government in the contemporary American state is challenging. E‐
government places high technical demands on agencies and citizens in an environment of …

Secret shoppers find access to providers and network accuracy lacking for those in marketplace and commercial plans

SF Haeder, DL Weimer, DB Mukamel - Health Affairs, 2016 - healthaffairs.org
The adequacy of provider networks for plans sold through insurance Marketplaces
established under the Affordable Care Act has received much scrutiny recently. Various …

Reassessing policy drift: Social policy change in the United States

D Béland, P Rocco, A Waddan - Social Policy & Administration, 2016 - Wiley Online Library
Abstract As formulated by Jacob Hacker, the concept of policy drift turned institutional
theories of public policy on their heads by suggesting that consequential policy changes …

The implications of the Affordable Care Act for behavioral health services utilization

MM Ali, J Teich, A Woodward, B Han - … and policy in mental health and …, 2016 - Springer
This analysis estimates the number of currently uninsured adults who may gain coverage
and access behavioral health (BH) services under the ACA. Data on BH status, socio …

Flourishing and eudaimonic well-being

V Sharma-Brymer, E Brymer - Good Health and Well-Being, 2020 - Springer
Introduction The expenditure in healthcare by different countries is source of agitated
political debates. In the United States (US), the expenditure is increasing to worrying …

Interest group conflict over Medicaid expansion: The surprising impact of public advocates

T Callaghan, LR Jacobs - American journal of public …, 2016 - ajph.aphapublications.org
Objectives. We examined the potential economic, policy, and political influences on the
decisions of the 50 US states to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. Methods …

Polarized stakeholders and institutional vulnerabilities: the enduring politics of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

D Béland, P Rocco, A Waddan - Clinical Therapeutics, 2015 - Elsevier
Purpose We conducted a comparative study of how state-level political stakeholders
affected the implementation of 3 major reforms within the Patient Protection and Affordable …

Differences that matter: Overcoming methodological nationalism in comparative social policy research

S Greer, H Elliott, R Oliver - Theory and Methods in …, 2020 - api.taylorfrancis.com
Welfare states are often discussed as if they were territorially homogeneous state-wide
institutions measurable by state-wide expenditure averages and explained by country-level …

Turbulent governance

C Ansell, J Trondal, M Øgård - Governancein turbulent times, 2016 - books.google.com
When the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)—popularly known as
Obamacare—was passed by the US Congress in March 2010, the landmark bill had …

How intense policy demanders shape postreform politics: Evidence from the Affordable Care Act

P Rocco, SF Haeder - Journal of Health Politics, Policy and …, 2018 - read.dukeupress.edu
The implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has been a politically volatile process.
The ACA's institutional design and delayed feedback effects created a window of opportunity …