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• Population Focus
  Complex care
  Dual eligible
  Low income
  Medicaid beneficiaries
  Medicaid eligible Individuals that may be eligible for Medicaid, but do not necessarily maintain continuous coverage due to changes in state eligibility criteria or personal circumstance. Also refers to individuals that or are not yet enrolled based on financial and non-financial criteria.
  Uninsured
  Vulnerable/disadvantaged
  
• Demographic Group
  Adult
  Child
  Racial and ethnic minority groups
  Rural
  Urban
  Women
  
• Patient Need Addressed
  Behavioral health
  Care Coordination/Management
  Chronic Conditions
  Financial insecurity
  Food insecurity
  Homelessness/housing
  Long-term services and supports
  Maternal/perinatal
  Oral health
  Other e.g., lack of timely access to specialty care
  Patient satisfaction/engagement
  Substance Use
  Transportation
  Trauma
  
• Intervention Type
  Best practices E.g., patient-centered goal setting, shared decision-making, patient engagement
  Education E.g., campaigns or group learning
  Partnership E.g., partnerships between community-based organizations, payers, social/human service agencies, and health systems
  Service redesign E.g., coordination, patient stratification, transitions of care
  Staff design and care management E.g., community health workers, care teams, care planning tools
  Technology/innovation E.g., telehealth, electronic/asynchronous communication
  
• Study Design
  Mixed-Methods Intervention studies that integrate qualitative and quantitative research approaches
  Other Study Design Includes all other studies.
  Pre-post with Comparison Group Intervention studies in which participants are compared to a comparison group, but assignment to each study group is not random.
  Pre-post without Comparison Group Intervention studies in which there is no comparison group.
  Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) Intervention studies in which participants are randomly allocated to intervention and comparison groups.
  Review Syntheses of existing research to summarize the current state of knowledge. Includes both peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed studies.