Minnesota

Split: kids fare better in 1 of 4 shared domains, adults in 1. Widest kid-advantage is Maternal and Perinatal Health; widest adult-advantage is Primary Care Access and Preventive Care.

Domains compared

4 / 5

Shared domains with data for both programs

Mean delta

−0.07

Average child − adult across compared domains

Widest cliff

+0.08

Maternal and Perinatal Health

delta = child − adult+ children fare better− adults fare better

Child vs adult by shared domain

Bars show each program’s domain composite (0 = national bottom quartile, 1 = top). The delta is child − adult. Domains where only one program reported are shown as not compared — never imputed.

Behavioral Health Care+0.01
Child
0.72 · n=6
Adult
0.71 · n=8
Care of Acute and Chronic Conditions+0.01
Child
0.38 · n=3
Adult
0.37 · n=10
Experience of Carenot compared
Only one Core Set program reported a measure in this domain, so no directional comparison is possible.
Maternal and Perinatal Health+0.08
Child
0.49 · n=5
Adult
0.41 · n=3
Primary Care Access and Preventive Care−0.38
Child
0.44 · n=8
Adult
0.82 · n=4

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