The Commonwealth Fund has launched state scorecards on children’s health system performance. Thirteen performance indicators of access, quality, costs, equity, and the potential to lead healthy lives were measured.
The Commonwealth Fund has illustrated an interactive United States map providing state-specific details for consumers.
The report found that states in the Northeast and upper Midwest generally ranked higher on health indicators such as access, quality, costs, equity and healthy outcomes
Interactive U.S. Map: Scorecard
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Child health is one of the most serious problems around. In our world today nearly 11 million children under the age of 5 die in the world every year – well over 1,200 every hour most from easly preventable or treatable causes. please visit http://www.endpoverty2015.org/goals/child-health to support the cause of child health.
In our world today nearly 11 million children under the age of 5 die in the world every year – well over 1,200 every hour most from easly preventable or treatable causes. So please do not ignore child health. Even a small problem needs attention from you. please also visit http://www.endpoverty2015.org/goals/child-health where everyone has joined to end poverty and one of the primary goals is child health.
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