Overview
Evaluation, research and an ongoing commitment to learning are important tools that help us to better understand what works, make adjustments and improvements, and strengthen our current and future efforts.
- Research of key health care coverage and health care systems issues and challenges provide health policy and practice stakeholders with solid data to inform and advance our progress toward achieving access to health for all Coloradans.
- Evaluations help to establish benchmarks and track progress being made in reaching specific goals.
- Strategic Learning is a commitment to fully utilize what is learned through research and evaluations to inform and strengthen the continuing work of grantees, The Trust and the field.
- 2011 Annual Report
- Colorado Household Survey Issue Brief - Reaching "Mixed Insured" Families: A Key to Success of the Health Insurance Exchange (2011)
- Colorado Household Survey Issue Brief - Uninsured Coloradans: Who Will be Newly Covered Under Health Care Reform? Who Will Remain Uninsured? (2011)
- Colorado Household Survey Issue Brief - Why Coloradans are Uninsured and the Likely Effects of Health Care Reform? (2011)
- Issue Brief – Connecting Child Health and School Readiness (2009)
- The Cost of Care: Can Coloradans Afford Health Care? (Executive Summary) (2009)
- The Cost of Care: Can Coloradans Afford Health Care? (Full Report) (2009)
- The Maze – The Barriers That Keep Colorado's Eligible Children and Families Out of Medicaid and CHP+ and Recommendations to Create a Direct Path to Enrollment (2009)