Hawaii’s Uninsured Population: Estimates from the HHS 2000, 2001 Workshop I University of Hawaii October 18, 2002 Saunders Hall 515D
Hawaii Health Survey HHS 2000: sample size=17,183 individuals HHS 2000: sample size=17,183 individuals HHS 2001: sample size=16,938 individuals HHS 2001: sample size=16,938 individuals
DOH Estimates of Un-insurance Rates: HHS 2000, DOH 2000 UH 2000 Replication DOH 2001 UH 2001 ReplicationCaucasian6.7%6.77%7.2%7.09% Hawaiian5.1%5.13%7.5%7.53% Chinese3.1%3.11%3.1%3.15% Filipino6.6%6.55%4.9%4.93% Japanese2.9%2.89%2.3%2.29% Overall5.4%5.44%5.5%5.48% Sources: University of Hawaii. Weighted Tabulations from the HHS 2000, 2001 using STATA 7.0. Sources: University of Hawaii. Weighted Tabulations from the HHS 2000, 2001 using STATA 7.0.
HHS 2000: Missing Data
UH Estimated Un-Insurance Rate: HHS 2000
HHS 2001: Missing Data
UH Estimated Un-Insurance Rate: HHS 2001
Un-insurance Rates by Ethnicity: HHS 2000, 2001 UH 2000 UH 2001 Caucasian6.81%7.22% Hawaiian5.18%7.76% Chinese3.12%3.27% Filipino6.58%5.04% Japanese2.90%2.32% Other Pacific Islander 7.50%4.36% Other8.03%6.05% Overall5.44%5.62%
Un-Insurance Rates by Household Income: HHS 2000
Un-Insurance Rates by Household Income: HHS 2001
Un-insurance Rates by Age: HHS 2000
Un-insurance Rates by Age: HHS 2001
Un-insurance Rates by Age: HHS 2000, 2001
Un-Insurance Rates by Island: HHS Oahu4.61%4.53% Hawaii7.49%7.99% Kauai8.98%6.32% Maui8.13%9.52% Molokai10.06%7.45% Lanai2.77%3.26%
Refinements Compute associated standard errors. Compute associated standard errors. Stratification Clustering Compute HH income as percentage of federal poverty level. Compute HH income as percentage of federal poverty level. Estimate discrete regression model. Estimate discrete regression model. Probit Logit Incorporate the sampling design into the covariance matrix of the regression model. Incorporate the sampling design into the covariance matrix of the regression model.