Patricia Ketsche
Affiliated Faculty Georgia Health Policy Center
Ph.D., Georgia State University
M.B.A./M.H.A., Georgia State University
B.S., University of Pennsylvania
Health care financing and delivery
Effect of coverage on access to care and health status
Access to and choice in employment-based health insurance
Patricia Ketsche was an associate professor in the Institute of Health Administration at the J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University. She is a core faculty member at the Georgia Health Policy Center.
Ketsche specializes in health care financing and delivery, managed care, the effect of coverage on access to care and health status, and the access to and choice in employment-based health insurance. She has done extensive research work for various public and private organizations using the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey data to evaluate the uninsured. Ketsche coordinated data collection, drafted significant portions of text, and coordinated production of the National Institute of Health Care Management's Health Care System DataSource.
Ketsche's research has appeared in Health Services Research, Health Affairs, Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, Journal of Financial Health Economics, Health Care Financing Review, and the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management.
Patient Access in Medicaid: Provider Response to Enhanced Payments
Georgia's Health Care Reform Task Force Presentation
County Smoke-Free Laws and Asthma Discharges: Evidence from 17 US States
The Role of Public and Private Insurance Expansions and Premiums for Low-Income Parents: Lessons From State Experiences.
Families Matter: Insuring Both Parents and Their Children
Estimating Premium Sensitivity for Children's Public Health Insurance Coverage: Selection but No Death Spiral
The Distribution of the Burden of US Health Care Financing
Who Really Pays for Medicaid: Intended and Unintended Consequences of the Matching Grant
Examining the Potential of Information Technology to Improve Public Insurance Application Processes: Enrollee Assessments from a Concurrent Mixed Method Analysis
Sources of Health Insurance Coverage in Georgia 2007-2008
Lower-Income Families Pay A Higher Share Of Income Toward National Health Care Spending Than Higher-Income Families Do
Sources of Health Insurance Coverage in Georgia
Access and Satisfaction Among Children in Georgia's Medicaid Program and SCHIP: 2000 to 2003
The Stigma of Public Programs: Does a Separate S-CHIP Program Reduce It?
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Email: pketsche@gsu.edu