Codebook Format Sample Clauses

Codebook Format. The codebook describes an ASCII data set (although the data are also being provided in a SAS transport file). The following codebook items are provided for each variable: Identifier Description Name Variable name (maximum of 8 characters) Description Variable descriptor (maximum 40 characters) Format Number of bytes Type Type of data: numeric (indicated by NUM) or character (indicated by XXXX) Start Beginning column position of variable in record End Ending column position of variable in record
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Codebook Format. This codebook describes an ASCII data set and provides the following programming identifiers for each variable: Identifier Description Name Variable name (maximum of 8 characters) Description Variable descriptor (maximum 40 characters) Format Number of bytes Type Type of data: numeric (indicated by NUM) or character (indicated by XXXX) Start Beginning column position of variable in record End Ending column position of variable in record
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Codebook Format. The EROM codebook describes an ASCII dataset (although the data are also being provided in a SAS transport file). The following codebook items are provided for each variable: Identifier Description Name Variable name (maximum of 8 characters) Description Variable descriptor (maximum 40 characters) Format Number of bytes Type Type of data: numeric (indicated by NUM) or character (indicated by XXXX) Start Beginning column position of variable in record End Ending column position of variable in record
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Codebook Format. The office-based medical provider visits codebook describes an ASCII data set (although the data are also being provided in a SAS transport file). The following codebook items are provided for each variable: Identifier Description Name Variable name (maximum of 8 characters) Description Variable descriptor (maximum of 40 characters) Format Number of bytes Type Type of data: numeric (indicated by NUM) or character (indicated by XXXX) Start Beginning column position of variable in record End Ending column position of variable in record
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Codebook Format. The STAZ codebook describes an ASCII data set (although the data are also being provided in an Excel file, a Stata data set, a SAS data set, and a SAS transport file). The following codebook items are provided for each variable: Identifier Description Name Variable name Description Variable descriptor Format Number of bytes Type Type of data: numeric (indicated by NUM) or character (indicated by XXXX) Start Beginning column position of variable in record End Ending column position of variable in record
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Codebook Format. 2.4 Variable Source and Naming Conventions ................. C-4 C-4 C-5 C-5 2.4.1 General .......................................................... 2.4.2 Expenditure and Source of Payment Variables ....................................................... C-5 C-6 2.5 File Contents................................................................ C-7 2.5.1 Survey Administration Variables .................. C-7 2.5.1.1 Person Identifiers (DUID, PID, DUPERSID)........................................ 2.5.1.2 Record Identifiers (EVNTIDX, ERHEVIDX, FFEEIDX) .................... C-7 C-7 2.5.1.3 Round Indicator (EVENTRN) ............ 2.5.1.4 Panel Indicator (PANEL).................... C-8 C-8 2.5.2 MPC Data Indicator (MPCDATA) ............... 2.5.3 Hospital Inpatient Stay Event Variables ....................................................... C-8 C-8 2.5.3.1 Start and End Dates of Event (IPBEGMM-IPENDYR)..................... C-8 2.5.3.2 Length of Stay (NUMNIGHX) ........... 2.5.3.3 Preceding ER Visits (EMERROOM)................................... C-8 C-9 Contents (continued) Section Page
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Codebook Format. 2.4 Variable Source and Naming Conventions ................. C-4 C-4 C-5 C-5 2.4.1 General .......................................................... 2.4.2 Expenditure and Source of Payment Variables ....................................................... C-6 C-6 2.5 File Contents................................................................ C-7 2.5.1 Survey Administration Variables .................. 2.5.2 MPC Data Indicator (MPCDATA) ............... 2.5.3 Hospital Inpatient Stay Event Variables ....................................................... 2.5.4 Clinical Classification Software Refined .......................................................... 2.5.5 Flat Fee Variables (FFEEIDX, FFIPTYPE, FFBEF21, FFTOT22) ............... 2.5.6 Expenditure Data........................................... 2.5.7 Rounding ....................................................... C-7 C-8 C-9 C-10 C-10 C-12 C-18 3.0 Survey Sample Information ....................................................... C-19 3.1 Discussion of Pandemic Effects on Quality of 2021 MEPS Data ......................................................... C-19 3.1.1 Summary ....................................................... 3.1.2 Overview ....................................................... C-19 C-19 Contents (continued) Section Page
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Codebook Format. 2.4 Variable Naming ......................................................... 2.5 File Contents................................................................ 2.5.1
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Codebook Format. 2.4 Variable Naming ......................................................... 2.5 File Contents................................................................ C-2 C-2 C-2 C-3 C-3 2.5.1 Survey Administration Variables (HOMEIDX - RULETR42) .......................... 2.5.2 Food Security Variables (FSOUT42 - FSNEDY42) ............................ C-3 C-4 2.6 Linking to Other Files ................................................. C-5 2.6.1 MEPS Public Use Files ................................. 2.6.2 National Health Interview Survey................. 2.6.3 Longitudinal Analysis ................................... C-5 C-5 C-5 3.0 Survey Sample Information ....................................................... C-6 3.1 Discussion of Pandemic Effects on Quality of 2021 MEPS Data ......................................................... C-6 3.1.1 Summary ....................................................... 3.1.2 Overview ....................................................... C-6 C-6 Contents (continued) Section Page
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