Counts of Flat Fee Events that Sample Clauses

Counts of Flat Fee Events that. Cross Years (FFBEF13, FFTOT14) As described in Section 2.5.5.1, a flat fee payment may cover multiple events, and the multiple events could span multiple years. For situations where the emergency room event occurred in 2013 as part of a group of events, and some event occurred before or after 2013, counts of the known events are provided on the emergency room record. Variables indicating events that occurred before or after 2013 are as follows: FFBEF13 – total number of pre-2013 events in the same flat fee group as the 2013 emergency room visit(s). This count would not include the 2013 emergency room visit(s). FFTOT14 –the number of 2014 emergency room visits, expected to be in the same flat fee group as the emergency room event that occurred in 2013.
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Counts of Flat Fee Events that. Cross Years (FFBEF13, FFTOT14) As described in Section 2.5.3.1, a flat fee payment covers multiple events and the multiple events could span multiple years. For situations where a 2013 dental visit is part of a group of events, and some of the events occurred before or after 2013, counts of the known events are provided on the dental record. Variables that indicate events occurring before or after 2013 are the following: FFBEF13 – indicates total number of pre-2013 events in the same flat fee group as the 2013 dental event. This count would not include 2013 dental events. FFTOT14 – indicates the number of 2014 medical events expected to be in the same flat fee group as the 2013 dental event record.
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Counts of Flat Fee Events that. Cross Years (FFBEF08, FFTOT09) As described in Section 2.5.3.1, a flat fee payment covers multiple events and the multiple events could span multiple years. For situations where a 2008 dental visit is part of a group of events, and some of the events occurred before or after 2008, counts of the known events are provided on the dental record. Variables that indicate events occurring before or after 2008 are the following: FFBEF08 – indicates total number of pre-2008 events in the same flat fee group as the 2008 dental event. This count would not include 2008 dental events. FFTOT09 – indicates the number of 2009 medical events expected to be in the same flat fee group as the 2008 dental event record. If there are no 2007 events on the file, FFBEF08 will be omitted. Likewise, if there are no 2009 events on the file, FFTOT09 will be omitted. If there are no flat fee data related to the records in this file, FFEEIDX and FFDVTYPE will be omitted as well. Please note that the crosswalk in this document lists all possible flat fee variables.
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Counts of Flat Fee Events that. Cross Years (FFBEF04, FFTOT05) As explained in Section 2.6.4.1, a flat fee payment covers multiple events and the multiple events could span multiple years. For situations where the hospital inpatient stay/event occurred in 2004 as a part of a group of events, and some event occurred before or after 2004, counts of the known events are provided on the STAZ record. Variables that indicate events occurred before or after 2004 are as follows: FFBEF04 - total number of pre-2004 events in the same flat fee group as the 2004 hospital inpatient stay(s). This count would not include 2004 hospital inpatient stay(s). Because there were no 2003 events for any flat fee group, this variable was omitted from the 2004 IP file. FFTOT05 - the number of 2005 hospital inpatient stays expected to be in the same flat fee group as the hospital inpatient stay that occurred in 2004. Because there were no 2005 events expected for any flat fee group, this variable was omitted from the 2004 IP file. If there are no 2003 events on the file, FFBEF04 will be omitted. Likewise, if there are no 2005 events on the file, FFTOT05 will be omitted. If there are no flat fee data related to the records in this file, FFEEIDX and FFIPTYPE will be omitted as well. Please note that the crosswalk in this document lists all possible flat fee variables.
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