TAILIEUCHUNG - Analysis of Assembly Bill 1774 Health Care Coverage: Gynecological Cancer Screening Tests

Since 1995, the WHO Regional Office for Europe has been committed to reducing the public health hazards associated with prisons and protecting and promoting health in prisons. Regional Office reports such as the 2007 Health in prisons: a WHO guide to the essentials in prison health have combined the latest research and analysis from experts in the field and have raised the profile of prison health issues. Building on the WHO Gender Policy, the Regional Office has supported research to develop evidence-based guidance on the major aspects of women’s health in connection with prisons and the criminal justice system as. | HEALTH BENEFITS REVIEW PROGRAM Analysis of Assembly Bill 1774 Health Care Coverage Gynecological Cancer Screening Tests A Report to the 2007-2008 California Legislature April 7 2008 CHBRP 08-05 The California Health Benefits Review Program CHBRP responds to requests from the State Legislature to provide independent analyses of the medical financial and public health impacts of proposed health insurance benefit mandates and proposed repeals of health insurance benefit mandates. In 2002 CHBRP was established to implement the provisions of Assembly Bill 1996 California Health and Safety Code Section 127660 et seq. and was reauthorized by Senate Bill 1704 in 2006 Chapter 684 Statutes of 2006 . The statute defines a health insurance benefit mandate as a requirement that a health insurer or managed care health plan 1 permit covered individuals to obtain health care treatment or services from a particular type of health care provider 2 offer or provide coverage for the screening diagnosis or treatment of a particular disease or condition or 3 offer or provide coverage of a particular type of health care treatment or service or of medical equipment medical supplies or drugs used in connection with a health care treatment or service. A small analytic staff in the University of California s Office of the President supports a task force of faculty from several campuses of the University of California as well as Loma Linda University the University of Southern California and Stanford University to complete each analysis within a 60-day period usually before the Legislature begins formal consideration of a mandate bill. A certified independent actuary helps estimate the financial impacts and a strict conflict-of-interest policy ensures that the analyses are undertaken without financial or other interests that could bias the results. A National Advisory Council drawn from experts from outside the state of California and designed to provide balanced representation among groups .

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