This study reports the findings from two surveys of Kansas hospitals, municipal and county governments, and school districts concerning their preparedness for the Y2K problem. The findings presented in this article suggest that Y2K preparedness is beginning to permeate into all different types of local organizations. However, only 47 percent of organizations have an emergency plan in the event of Y2K related failures. All this suggests that efforts on the part of all concerned need to be intensified betwen now and the end of the year to ensure that these organizations are prepared for the year 2000. AHC s are medical conditions which, if not treated in a primary care setting promptly would lead to hospitalization.
Major determinants are patient characteristics, such as insurance status, income, race, and gender.
This report provides the retail market data on all 105 counties for FY 1998. The reader should interpret at CTPF of 1.00 as a perfect capture of local trade by the county businesses that collect sales tax on customer purchases. A map and tables indicate the CTPF s and Trade Area Capture for all the counties in Kansas. This article describes the Competitiveness category.