By Lawrence P.O. Were et al.,
Published in BMC Health Services Research ( 2017)
Enrolling in health insurance is associated with increased access and utilization of obstetric delivery health services for pregnant women. Linear and logistic regression, and propensity score adjustment are used to estimate the causal association of enrollment in insurance on obstetric health outcomes.
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