Record Identifiers (EVNTIDX Sample Clauses

The 'Record Identifiers (EVNTIDX)' clause defines the method by which unique identifiers are assigned to individual records or events within a dataset or system. In practice, this clause specifies that each event or transaction is given a distinct code or number, ensuring that it can be referenced, tracked, and distinguished from others. This mechanism is essential for maintaining data integrity, facilitating accurate record-keeping, and preventing confusion or duplication within large sets of information.
Record Identifiers (EVNTIDX. FFEEIDX)
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Record Identifiers (EVNTIDX. FFEEIDX)‌ EVNTIDX uniquely identifies each office-based medical provider visit event (i.e., each record on the office-based medical provider visits file) and is the variable required for linking office- based medical provider visit events to data files containing details on conditions and/or prescribed medicines (MEPS 2010 Medical Condition file and MEPS 2010 Prescribed Medicine file, respectively). For details on linking see Section 5.0 or the MEPS 2010 Appendix File, HC- 135I. FFEEIDX is a constructed variable that uniquely identifies a flat fee group, that is, all events that were part of a flat fee payment. For example, pregnancy is typically covered in a flat fee arrangement where the prenatal visits, the delivery, and the postpartum visits are all covered under one flat fee dollar amount. These events (the prenatal visit, the delivery, and the postpartum visits) would have the same value for FFEEIDX. FFEEIDX identifies a flat fee payment that was identified using information from the Household Component. A “mixed” flat fee group could contain both outpatient and office-based visits. Only outpatient and office-based events are allowed in a mixed bundle. Please note that FFEEIDX should be used to link up the outpatient and office-based events in order to determine the full set of events that are part of a flat fee group.
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Record Identifiers (EVNTIDX. FFID11X, EVENTRN) a) Expenditure data for the purchase of glasses and/or contact lenses were collected in rounds 1, 2, and 3. For vision items purchased in round 3, it could not be determined if the purchases occurred in 1996 or 1997. Therefore, records with expenses reported in round 3 were only included if more than half of the person’s reference period for the round was in 1996. b) Respondents were asked whether or not they obtained insulin or diabetic supplies/equipment in rounds 1, 2, and 3. Expenditures for insulin and diabetic supplies/equipment are not included on this file, but are included on the 1996 Prescribed Medicines file (HC-010A). All records for insulin and diabetic supplies on this file have a value of -1 for all expenditure (i.e., charge and payment) variables included on File 1 and File 2 of this data set.
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