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Welcome to Talking Health Care in Arizona
- a CD compendium of new research on how Arizonans think about health
care and application materials to help communicators engage the
public in solutions to health care problems. Part of a multi-state
investigation conducted by the FrameWorks Institute for funders
concerned about public attitudes toward health care in their states,
this project has looked at the underlying values and frames of reference
that Americans bring to discussions of health care problems and
proposed solutions. Where relevant, research and applications from
other states are included. This CD was developed by the FrameWorks
Institute for St. Luke's Health Initiatives and includes the following:
• About This CD
• Arizona Research
A. "On the Path to Reform: An Analysis
of Qualitative Research Exploring Public Perceptions of Health
Care in Arizona"
B. "Highlights from a Survey of Arizonans
on Health Care Issues"
•Additional Research from Collaborating
States
A. "Californians on Health Care: A Meta-Analysis
of Public Opinion"
B. "Health Insurance and the Consumer Stance:
Findings from the Cognitive Elicitations in New Hampshire"
C. "Human Right, Consumer Right, and Mechanism:
How Californians Think About Health Coverage"
D. "Urgent Care: An Analysis of Qualitative
Research Explaining Public Perceptions of Health Care in California"
E. "Helping the Public Reason about Health
Coverage: Findings from TalkBack Testing of Simplifying Models"
F. "Californians Speak Out on Health
Care: An Analysis of Survey Research"
•Message Memos
A. "Framing Health Insurance Reform in Arizona
for Public Understanding and Support: A FrameWorks Message Memo,"
B. "Summary of Research Results on Framing
Health Care Reform in California: An Overview"
•Applications
•Resources
© FrameWorks Institute 2005
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