Data3
See also SAS input statement for these data
DataX (Where X = 1, 2, or 3)
1987 National Medical Expenditure Survey
Research Tape 28R
Institutional Population Component
Health Care Provider Utilization Data From the
Institutional Use and Expenditure Questionnaire for
Residents of Nursing and Personal Care Homes and
Facilities for Persons with Mental Retardation
File Documentation
May, 1996
Agency for Health Care Policy and Research
Center for Health Expenditure and Insurance Studies
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Data purchase and use Agreement for use with the 1987 National Medical Expenditure
Survey Data
Individual identifiers have been removed from the micro-data tapes available from
the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research through NTIS. Nevertheless, under
sections 308(d) and 903(c) of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S.C. 242m and 42
U.S.C. 299 a-1), data collected by the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research may
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information on the micro-data tapes available for purchase was supplied to the Agency
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that the individual ordering such micro-data tapes sign the following assurance:
The undersigned gives assurance that individual elementary unit data on the micro-data
tapes being ordered will be used solely for statistical summaries and health services
research.
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the National Medical Expenditure Survey as the data source in any publications or
research based upon these data.
Technical and Programming Information
This documentation describes the contents of NMES Tape 28R,
which contains data from the NMES-2 Institutional Population
Component (IPC).
The data files provided on this tape are NMES research
files. These data are intended for sophisticated users who are
familiar with the NMES public use tapes and have experience
analyzing complex survey data. The files on this tape have not
been subjected to the same level of editing and quality control
as standard NMES public use tapes. Therefore, the data from
these files should be analyzed and interpreted with care.
Tape 28R contains three data files. These data were
primarily collected in the Institutional Use and Expenditure
Questionnaire (IUEQ), which is included as a hard-copy only
attachment to this document, and contains Medicaid provider data.
The IUEQ was administered as part of the NMES IPC. The IUEQ was
administered during each round of the IPC to each IPC eligible
facility in which sample persons had one or more stays. Some
sample persons had more than one IUEQ administered during a
particular round if they were resident in more than one IPC
eligible facility. In such cases, each facility in which the
sample person was residing was supposed to have completed a IUEQ
for each of rounds 2, 3, and 4.
Several previously released NMES public use and research
tapes have included data from the IUEQ. Data from Sections E and
F of the IUEQ, containing information on health insurance
coverage as well as charges and sources of payment, were released
on NMES Tape 17 (for persons sampled in nursing and personal care
homes (NH)) and Tape 22R (for persons sampled in facilities for
persons with mental retardation (MR)). The data on the current
tape, 28R, are unedited and have not been reconciled with any of
these files containing data from the IUEQ.
Tape 28R includes unedited data from Section C of the IUEQ,
which was designed to be asked of a respondent consulting the
sample person's medical record. In addition to asking about
visits to emergency rooms and outpatient departments, this
Section of the questionnaire also asked about the frequency of
treatment by various types of medical providers, including
physicians, dentists, mental health, physical and other types of
therapists, and services by private duty nurses or attendants.
For these providers the questionnaire also asked where the care
was provided, if the provider was paid by the facility, and if
paid, whether the payment was through salary, contract or other
arrangement.
For additional details on the IPC questionnaires and data
collection methods, see Methods 1 ("National Medical Expenditure
Survey - Questionnaires and Data Collection Methods for the
Institutional Population Component - Methods 1"), which has been
released previously with all NMES IPC public use tapes and is
available from AHCPR.
The following documentation is limited to a brief
description of the structure of the three data files contained on
Tape 28R and programming information. For details on the editing
of previously released variables, users should consult the
documentation for the prior released tape, as indicated below.
Also provided as documentation to this tape are several hard-copy
Attachments. Attachment 1 contains a copy of Section C of the
IUEQ. Attachment 2 contains a listing of NMES IPC data items.
Attachment 3 contains ordering information for the NMES tapes.
The records on the Tape 28R data files can be linked to all
other public use data sets from the IPC by using the sample
person identifier (SPERIDX) or the facility identifiers (e.g.,
OFIDX). Additional information on linkage of specific files with
the Tape 28R files is provided in Section 2.0.
The data on this tape are being released as EBCDIC files
only. The tape also includes an EBCDIC file containing the
programming statements required to create SAS data sets and a
format library corresponding to the Tape 28R data files.
1.0 Data File Contents
Contents of the three data files are described below.
1.1 File 1: Summary Data File
File 1 is a person-level file which contains one record for
each of 10,147 persons. These include all responding persons
sampled as current residents (resident on January 1, 1987), and
all persons sampled as an admission for whom use and expenditure
data were provided for at least a third of their period of 1987
institutionalization in an IPC eligible facility. There is one
record per sample person, with the unique record identifier
consisting of the IPC person identifier SPERIDX. This population
was previously released on NMES Tape 8, as well as Tape 17, File
1 (NH population, only), Tape 22R, File 1 (MR population, only)
and Tape 19R, File 1.
File 1 contains variables pertaining to IPC survey
administration, selected demographic characteristics, sampling
weights and variance estimation variables. Also provided are the
constructed variables FILE2SP and FILE3SP, which indicate the
total number of records on Files 2 and 3 of Tape 28R,
respectively, for that sample person (SPERIDX). With the
exception of these two variables, all other variables contained
on File 1 have been released on previous NMES tapes, as
previously stated; the documentation for these tapes should be
consulted for additional information. Consult Attachment 2 for a
cross walk of the data items with the appropriate NMES tape of
first release.
1.2 File 2: IUEQ Administration and Medical Provider Probes
Data
File 2 of Tape 28R contains unedited variables indicating
the facility in which the medical provider data collection
occurred (i.e., the responding facility), the start and end dates
of the reference period, as well as probes for whether or not the
sample person received services from each of 11 types of medical
providers. Detailed information on the actual services received
from these providers is contained on File 3, as described below.
File 2 also includes variables indicating the frequency of any
private duty nursing or attendant care services received by the
sample person, and whether the provider of that service was an
employee or contractor of the facility, as well as frequency of
emergency room and outpatient department visits by the sample
person during the reference period.
There is a total of 22,595 records on File 2 with one record
per sample person, per round, per responding facility. The
unique record identifier is the variable IUEQIDX which is made up
of: OFIDX PN RN IUEQFIDX, where IUEQFIDX is the identifier
of the facility responding to the IUEQ. Note that if a sample
person was resident of more than one IPC-eligible facility during
a round, each facility in which the sample person was residing
was eligible to complete a IUEQ.
File 2 can be linked to File 3 of Tape 28R by the variable
IUEQIDX which is provided on both files. The File 2 variable
FILE3IU indicates the total number of records on File 3
corresponding to that File 2 record. Linkage of Files 2 and 3 is
described further in Section 2.0.
1.3 File 3: Medical Provider Utilization Data
File 3 of Tape 28R contains unedited variables from Section
C of the IUEQ which describe utilization of the medical provider
types corresponding to the probes reported on File 2. The file
contains a total of 48,439 records, and the unique record
identifier is the variable IMEDIDX, which is made up of IUEQIDX
(i.e., OFIDX PN RN IUEQFIDX) IMEDNX. The variable IMEDNX
is a sequential number assigned to each of the File 3 records
within each unique value of IUEQIDX; IMEDNX ranges in value from
1 to 10.
The File 3 variables provide the following information about
the medical providers seen by the sample person during the
reference period: the type of provider, the number of times the
provider was seen in total and the number of times in the
facility, the number of times the sample person was seen by a
provider paid by the facility and whether that provider was an
employee or contractor of the facility.
File 3 can be linked to File 2 by using the variable
IUEQIDX. Note that while there may be more than one record on
File 3 for each unique value of IUEQIDX there is just one record
on File 2. Additional issues related to linkage of Files 2 and 3
are described in Section 2.0.
1.4 Edits and Omissions
All variables included on these files which are from Section
C of the IUEQ are unedited variables. Several variables from
this section have been omitted from the Tape 28R data files,
including some variables used by the interviewer to follow
appropriate skip patterns. For several cases, the verbatim
response to an "other specify" question has been recoded to the
appropriate NMES reserved code, (-8 don't know), in order to
protect the confidentiality of SPs, respondents, or facilities.
2.0 Linkage of Tape 28R Data Files
2.1 File 1 Linkages
File 1 can be linked to Files 2 and 3 of Tape 28R by using
the variable SPERIDX, which is contained on all three files. The
File 1 variables FILE2SP and FILE3SP indicate the total number of
records on Files 2 and 3 respectively, for the SPERIDX
represented on File 1. Note that 1,155 of the sample persons
represented on File 1 have no records on either File 2 or File 3;
261 of the sample persons represented on File 1 have a record(s)
on File 2 but not on File 3.
File 1 can be linked to all other person-level files on
previously released tapes containing IPC data, using the variable
SPERIDX.
2.2 Linkage of File 2 with File 3
Files 2 and 3 of Tape 28R can be linked using the variable
IUEQIDX which is contained on both files and which is made up of
the variables OFIDX PN RN IUEQFIDX. For each such
combination of these variables, there is just one record on File
2 but there may be zero, one or more than one record on File 3.
The File 2 variable FILE3IU, indicates the total number of
records on File 3 which link to that File 2 record (e.g., the
total number of File 3 records for that unique value of IUEQIDX).
FILE3IU ranges in value from 0 to 10.
In linking these files, be aware all data are unedited; for
example, the File 3 variable IQCCODE, indicating the type of
medical provider, has not been reconciled with the File 2
variables ISPSEE01-ISPSEE11, which are probe questions for each
type of medical provider. Also, there are 2,178 records on File
2 for which there is no corresponding record on File 3 and thus
have a value of zero for the File 2 variable FILE3IU.
2.3 Linkage of File 2 with Stay-level Files on Tapes 17 and 22R
Tapes 17 and 22R contain records corresponding to edited and
imputed institutional stays, for persons sampled in
nursing/personal care homes and facilities for persons with
mental retardation, respectively. On the stay-level files there
is one record per institutional stay, containing edited and
imputed variables describing the stay including the start and end
date of the stay, the facility identifier, and characteristics of
the facility.
File 2 of Tape 28R can be linked to the stay-level files on
Tapes 17 and 22R, in order to associate the medical provider
utilization data contained on Tape 28R files with the
corresponding stay. (Tapes 17 and 22R also contain bill-level
files which can be linked to the stay-level files to obtain
expenditure and source of payment information for each
institutional stay. See the Tape 17/22R documentation.) In
theory, there should be one stay record on Tape 17/22R which is
associated with each of the records on Tape 28R File 2, where the
begin and end dates and facility identifier on the stay record
match the begin and end dates and facility identifier on the Tape
28R File 2 record. However, because the Tape 28R files contain
only unedited variables, users should be aware of the following
with respect to the linkage of File 2 with the Tape 17/22R files:
- Many of the stay-level records on Tapes 17 and 22R
reflect a significant amount of editing and imputation,
particularly with respect to the begin and end date of
each stay. By contrast, the begin and end reference
period dates on File 2 of Tape 28R (the variables
BBOX6DD/MM/YY and EBOX6MM/DD/YY) are unedited. They
have not been reconciled for overlaps, duplicates or
missing values with respect to the reference periods on
other File 2 records for that person, nor for
consistency with the stay dates on the Tape 17/22R
files. Thus, File 2 on Tape 17/22R should be used to
identify missing periods that are not represented on
File 2 of Tape 28R, but should be.
- The facility identifier on the Tape 28R File 2 records,
IUEQFIDX, is unedited. For example, there may be
facility identifiers on the Tape 17/22R records for
which there is no record on File 2 and vice versa. The
former include those facilities on Tape 17/22R with a
facility identifier value of 999999, which indicate
that the facility characteristics and expenditure date
were not obtained from the facility, due to the fact
that the stay was imputed, or due to non-response from
a transfer facility (see Tape 17 documentation). (It
should be noted that this missing expenditure data was
imputed.)
Therefore, in order to link Tape 28R File 2 records with the
stay-level records on Tapes 17/22R, users will have to identify
and reconcile these potential inconsistencies in both the date
and facility identifier variables. In addition, these variables
will require re-naming prior to merging the files.
3.0 Variable Naming and Codebook Conventions
Three codebooks are provided, one for each data file. Each
of these provide separate unweighted frequencies for each of the
variables on the file, by the type of facility where the SP was
sampled (NH or MR) and for the total.
Each codebook provides complete listings of the variables
contained on the file in alphabetical order by variable name and
by file position for cross-reference. In general, variable names
reflect the content of the variable, with an 8-character
limitation. The variable descriptor describes the variable, with
a 40-character limitation. For variables corresponding to
specific questionnaire items, the question number is included in
the variable descriptor. In such cases the first character in
the descriptor refers to the questionnaire type, the second
character refers to the section within the questionnaire, and the
third character refers to the question number. For example, a
descriptor that begins with the characters IC6 indicates that the
data were derived from the IUEQ, Section C, Question 6.
A copy of Section C of the IUEQ is included as Attachment 1
to the Tape 28R documentation to permit a full understanding of
the content and wording of each item, the structure of
questionnaire sections, skip patterns, and administrative
information.
Each codebook describes an EBCDIC data set and provides the
following programming identifiers for each variable:
IDENTIFIER DESCRIPTION
__________ ___________
NAME Variable name (maximum of 8
characters)
DESCRIPTION Variable descriptor (maximum of 40
characters).
FORMAT Number of bytes and decimal places.
TYPE Type of data: numeric (indicated
by NUM) or character (indicated by
CHAR).
START Beginning column position of
variable in the record.
END Ending column position of variable
in the record.
The following reserved code values are used:
VALUE DEFINITION
_____ __________
-1 INAPPLICABLE Question was not asked due to skip
pattern.
-7 REFUSED Question was asked and respondent
refused to answer the question.
-8 DK Question was asked and respondent
did not know the answer.
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN Interviewer did not record the
data.
4.0 Sample Design and Response Rates
The NMES-2 IPC sample was selected according to a stratified
two-stage probability design, with facilities (nursing and
personal care homes and facilities for the mentally retarded)
selected in two stages. The 1986 ILTCP served as the facility
sampling frame. The final stage of selection consisted of a
sample of residents as of January 1, 1987 (i.e., current
residents) and a sample of admissions between January 1, 1987,
and December 31, 1987 (i.e., new admissions). The sample was
designed to yield unbiased national and regional estimates of
health care parameters at the facility and resident levels.
To improve the quality of the data and to facilitate
sampling, information was collected over four rounds of
interviewing. January 1 residents were sampled in the first
round and new admissions were sampled at each subsequent round.
The design of the survey required that facility-reported IUEQ
data for current residents were to be collected for their entire
period(s) of institutionalization in 1987. In contrast,
facility-reported IUEQ data for new admissions began with their
first admission to a sampled facility, independent of prior
institutional stays in 1987.
Of the sampled eligible population of nursing or personal
care homes, 95.2 percent responded and 89.1 percent allowed
sampling for all rounds. Of the sampled population of current
residents and new admissions combined, 94.6 percent responded for
at least one-third of their period of institutionalization in
1987, for an overall response rate of 84.3 percent (89.1 percent
facility-level sampling response x 94.6 percent SP response).
Of the sampled eligible population of facilities for persons
with mental retardation, 94.7 percent responded and 90.0 percent
allowed sampling for all rounds. Of the sampled population of
current residents and new admissions combined, 94.2 percent
responded for at least one-third of their period of
institutionalization in 1987, for an overall SP response rate of
84.8 percent (90.0 percent facility-level sampling response x
94.2 percent SP response).
For a detailed description of the survey design and of
sampling, estimation, and adjustment methods, see Cohen, S.B.,
Potter, D.E.B. and Flyer, P. (1993) (National Medicaid
Expenditure Survey: Sample design of the Institutional Population
Component, Methods 6. AHCPR Pub. No. 94-0017. DHHS: U.S. Public
Health Service) and Cohen, S.B. and Potter, D.E.B. (1993) (An
Estimation Strategy to Represent the Institutional User
Population in the 1987 National Medical Expenditure Survey.
Journal of Social and Economic Measurement).
5.0 Estimation and Sampling Weights
5.1 Sampling Weights
In order to produce valid national estimates from the NMES
public use files, the value in each record contributing to the
estimate must be multiplied by the appropriate sampling weight on
the record. The sampling weight WIUEQEXP provided on File 1 of
this tape is the estimation weight for national estimates of 1987
nursing and personal care home use and expenditures for current
residents, 1987 admissions, and both groups combined, and is
summarized in Table 1 below.
WIUEQEXP reflects adjustments for complete nonresponse and
interviewing round nonresponse for facilities and for residents
with respect to the nursing home expenditure data (e.g., data on
File 3 of NMES Tape 17 or 22R). WIUEQEXP also adjusts for dual
probabilities of selection, duplication in the sampling frame,
and poststratification adjustments to the 1986 ILTCP, which
served as the frame for the survey. WIUEQEXP DOES NOT ADJUST FOR
ROUND NONRESPONSE ASSOCIATED WITH THE MEDICAL PROVIDER DATA
PROVIDED ON TAPE 28R.
Table 1. Person-Level Sampling Weight Provided on Research Tape28R:
File Location, Population, and Number of Unweighted Persons
Associated with Positive Weight
____________________________________________________________
No. persons with
File Population positive weights
________________
Weight location of Interest unweighted
____________________________________________________________
WIUEQEXP File 1 Persons resident 8,992 (NH & MR)
in a nursing or
personal care home 5,072 (NH)
or facility for
persons with mental 3,920 (MR)
retardation any time
during 1987.
____________________________________________________________
5.2 Strategies for Estimation
The estimation issues associated with the NMES institutional
data are complex. Prior to using the data on the current tape,
users new to the NMES IPC should familiarize themselves with the
estimation materials provided on NMES Tape 17 (Section 4.0 of the
Tape 17 documentation) as well as the information provided in the
following sections.
The data on the current tape have not been edited or imputed
for round nonresponse. For example, some persons may only have
data for 2 rounds of data collection, but were in a nursing home
for 4 rounds of data collection and have a positive sampling
weight. The missing 2 rounds of data should be imputed prior to
using these data. The sampling weight provided on this tape does
not adjust for the round nonresponse associated with the medical
provider data on this tape; it does adjust for round nonresponse
associated with data on Files 2 and 3 on Tape 17 (for persons
sampled in nursing and personal care homes) and Files 2 and 3 on
Tape 22R (for persons sampled in facilities for persons with
mental retardation).
It should be noted that it is not possible, with these data,
to make estimates for persons who were admitted to facilities for
persons with mental retardation (due to sample size constraints).
Persons sampled as admissions can only be combined with persons
sampled as current residents to estimate the universe of persons
who spent any time in 1987 in a facility for persons with mental
retardation, or a subset of that population (e.g., all under the
age of 65).
5.3 Sampling Weights for Merging Data from Multiple Files
When merging files on this tape, it is important to
recognize that the population represented on File 1 of Tape 28R s
the union of the population represented on File 1 of Tape 17
(persons sampled in nursing and personal care homes) and the
population represented on File 1 of Tape 22R (persons sampled in
facilities for persons with mental retardation). On all of these
files, persons with a positive value for WIUEQEXP are a subset of
the total population. This weight, WIUEQEXP, should be used for
any estimation that involves variables either taken directly from
the current file or from File 3 of Tape 17 or File 3 of Tape 22R.
5.4 Variance Estimation
Variance estimates of sample statistics require that the
complex nature of the IPC survey design be taken into account for
hypothesis testing and for the construction of confidence
intervals. To obtain variance estimates of sample statistics by
means of statistical programs that use the Taylor series method
of variance estimation, two additional variables must be used in
conjunction with the appropriate sampling weight variable. The
weight variable WIUEQEXP is to be used in conjunction with
STAIUEQ1, which indicates the respective pseudo stratum, and
PSUIUEQ1, which denotes the PSU within a given pseudo stratum.
These three variables are all included on File 1.
6.0 Programming Information
These files are contained on a standard-label 9-track, 6250
bpi tape. The specifications for each file on the tape are as
follows:
FILE 1
Description: NMES IPC 1987 Medical Provider Utilization Data
from the Institutional Use and Expenditure
Questionnaire for Residents of Nursing and
Personal Care Homes and Facilities for Persons
with Mental Retardation - File 1: Summary Data
Dataset Name: NMES.RF28R.DATA1
Number of Records: 10,147
Number of Variables: 15
Record Length: 48
Block Size: 14,400
Record Format: FB
FILE 2
Description: NMES IPC 1987 Medical Provider Utilization Data
from the Institutional Use and Expenditure
Questionnaire for Residents of Nursing and
Personal Care Homes and Facilities for Persons
with Mental Retardation - File 2: IUEQ
Administration and Medical Provider Probes Data
Dataset Name: NMES.RF28R.DATA2
Number of Records: 22,595
Number of Variables: 36
Record Length: 100
Block Size: 17,500
Record Format: FB
FILE 3
Description: NMES IPC 1987 Medical Provider Utilization Data
from the Institutional Use and Expenditure
Questionnaire for Residents of Nursing and
Personal Care Homes and Facilities for Persons
with Mental Retardation - File 3: Medical
Provider Utilization Data
Dataset Name: NMES.RF28R.DATA3
Number of Records: 48,439
Number of Variables: 18
Record Length: 141
Block Size: 14,100
Record Format: FB
FILE 4
Description: NMES IPC 1987 Medical Provider Utilization Data
from the Institutional Use and Expenditure
Questionnaire for Residents of Nursing and
Personal Care Homes and Facilities for Persons
with Mental Retardation - File 4: Technical and
Programming Information and Data Dictionaries
Dataset Name: NMES.RF28R.DOC
Record Length: 133
Block Size: 19,950
Record Format: FB
FILE 5
Description: NMES IPC 1987 Medical Provider Utilization Data
from the Institutional Use and Expenditure
Questionnaire for Residents of Nursing and
Personal Care Homes and Facilities for Persons
with Mental Retardation - File 5: Additional
Documentation for SAS Users
Dataset Name: NMES.RF28R.SRC
Record Length: 80
Block Size: 800
Record Format: FB
Files 1-3 were created using the Statistical Analysis System
(SAS, version 6.08) computer software and converted to EBCDIC
format. File 4 contains the technical documentation stored as an
EBCDIC file with ASA carriage control characters in the first
byte in each record (file format FB). The carriage control
characters provide information to a standard printer regarding
line feeds and page ejects. This file can be copied to an online
storage device and viewed or printed using a standard text editor
system such as WYLBUR. File 5, an EBCDIC file containing the
necessary SAS statements to create SAS system files, is provided
for the convenience of SAS users. In order to use File 5, the
user should (1) have some experience with SAS, (2) identify
potential constraints associated with their hardware or SAS
version, and (3) be aware of the way File 5 is partitioned.
Specifically, the INPUT, FORMAT, and LABEL statements for the
three data files are followed by SAS statements to create a SAS
format library (i.e, PROC FORMAT and VALUE statements) for use
with the data files.
Data Dictionaries
NMES 1987 INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION COMPONENT
RESEARCH TAPE 28R
HEALTH CARE PROVIDER UTILIZATION DATA FOR
PERIODS OF INSTITUTIONALIZATION
FROM THE INSTITUTIONAL USE AND EXPENDITURE
QUESTIONAIRE FOR RESIDENTS OF NURSING AND
PERSONAL CARE HOMES AND FACILITIES FOR
PERSONS WITH MENTAL RETARDATION
FILE 1: SUMMARY DATA
DATE: May 2, 1996
This codebook provides unweighted frequencies for all variables on
File 1 of NMES Research Tape 28R. File 1 is a person-level file with
a total of 10,147 records, with one record for each person who was
sampled in the NMES Institutional Population Component (IPC) as either
(1) a current resident (resident on January 1, 1987) or as (2) a new
admission (admitted between January 1 and December 31, 1987) in an
IPC eligible facility and for whom use and expenditure data were
provided for at least one-third of their period of eligibility in an
IPC long-term-care institution (i.e., all persons released on NMES
Tapes 8 and 19R; or alternatively, all persons on File 1 of Tape 17
(persons sampled in nursing/personal care homes) and File 1 of Tape
22R (persons sampled in facilities for persons with mental
retardation)). File 1 of Tape 28R contains variables pertaining to
IPC survey administration, selected demographic characteristics,
sampling weight and variance estimation. To obtain national estimates
for the variables on the Tape 28R files, the weight which is provided
on this file, and which is described in the Tape 28R technical
documentation, must be used. Information concerning sample design and
estimation is also provided in the technical documentation.
ALPHABETICAL AND POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES
-----ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF VARIABLES-----
START END NAME DESCRIPTION
_____ ___ ____ ___________
29 29 BSRACEX BQE1ED SP RACIAL BACKGROUND
26 28 DEC31AGE CALCULATED AGE(REF DATE=12/31/87 OR DOD)
20 20 FILE2SP NUMBER OF RECORDS FOR SP ON FILE 2
21 22 FILE3SP NUMBER OF RECORDS FOR SP ON FILE 3
19 19 NEWFTYPE FACILITY TYPE BASED ON PHASE 1 FQ
1 6 OFIDX PRIMARY SAMPLED FACIL IDENTIFIER
7 9 PN PERSON NUMBER
23 24 PPSAMP PERIOD OF SAMPLING SP
46 48 PSUIUEQ1 PSU W/IN STRATA FOR WIUEQEXP
25 25 RESTYPE SP SAMPLE TYPE (CR/NA)
10 18 SPERIDX SAMPLE PERSON IDENTIFIER (OFIDX PN)
30 30 SPSEX BQA1ED SAMPLE PERSON SEX
44 45 STAIUEQ1 STRATA FOR WIUEQEXP
31 32 USER PERSON-LEVEL VAR FOR INSTIT USER TYPE
33 43 WIUEQEXP INST USER POP WT FOR USE AND EXP
ALPHABETICAL AND POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES
-----POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES-----
START END NAME DESCRIPTION
_____ ___ ____ ___________
1 6 OFIDX PRIMARY SAMPLED FACIL IDENTIFIER
7 9 PN PERSON NUMBER
10 18 SPERIDX SAMPLE PERSON IDENTIFIER (OFIDX PN)
19 19 NEWFTYPE FACILITY TYPE BASED ON PHASE 1 FQ
20 20 FILE2SP NUMBER OF RECORDS FOR SP ON FILE 2
21 22 FILE3SP NUMBER OF RECORDS FOR SP ON FILE 3
23 24 PPSAMP PERIOD OF SAMPLING SP
25 25 RESTYPE SP SAMPLE TYPE (CR/NA)
26 28 DEC31AGE CALCULATED AGE(REF DATE=12/31/87 OR DOD)
29 29 BSRACEX BQE1ED SP RACIAL BACKGROUND
30 30 SPSEX BQA1ED SAMPLE PERSON SEX
31 32 USER PERSON-LEVEL VAR FOR INSTIT USER TYPE
33 43 WIUEQEXP INST USER POP WT FOR USE AND EXP
44 45 STAIUEQ1 STRATA FOR WIUEQEXP
46 48 PSUIUEQ1 PSU W/IN STRATA FOR WIUEQEXP
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
OFIDX PRIMARY SAMPLED FACIL IDENTIFIER 6.0 NUM 1 6
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
100016 - 119998 5,726 4,421 10,147
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
PN PERSON NUMBER 3.0 NUM 7 9
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
13-249 5,726 4,421 10,147
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
SPERIDX SAMPLE PERSON IDENTIFIER (OFIDX PN) 9.0 NUM 10 18
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
VALID PERSON ID 5,726 4,421 10,147
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
NEWFTYPE FACILITY TYPE BASED ON PHASE 1 FQ 1.0 NUM 19 19
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1 NH 5,726 0 5,726
3 MR 0 4,421 4,421
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
FILE2SP NUMBER OF RECORDS FOR SP ON FILE 2 1.0 NUM 20 20
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
0 654 501 1,155
1 1,482 287 1,769
2 770 274 1,044
3 2,737 3,261 5,998
4 74 87 161
5 9 11 20
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
FILE3SP NUMBER OF RECORDS FOR SP ON FILE 3 2.0 NUM 21 22
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
0 839 577 1,416
1 827 167 994
2 700 237 937
3 932 274 1,206
4 681 330 1,011
5 500 373 873
6 428 337 765
7 312 361 673
8 182 356 538
9 116 305 421
10 72 277 349
11 61 209 270
12 27 158 185
13 26 146 172
14 11 113 124
15 5 78 83
16 2 51 53
17 1 36 37
18 1 14 15
19 1 10 11
20 1 5 6
21 0 3 3
22 0 3 3
24 1 1 2
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
PPSAMP PERIOD OF SAMPLING SP 2.0 CHAR 23 24
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
A1 NA 1/1 - 4/30 840 183 1,023
A2 NA 5/1 - 8/31 809 342 1,151
A3 NA 9/1 -12/31 727 278 1,005
CR 1/1/87 3,350 3,618 6,968
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
RESTYPE SP SAMPLE TYPE (CR/NA) 1.0 NUM 25 25
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1 CURRENT RES 3,350 3,618 6,968
2 NEW ADMIT 2,376 803 3,179
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
DEC31AGE CALCULATED AGE(REF DATE=12/31/87 OR DOD) 3.0 NUM 26 28
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
0-20 25 538 563
21-34 91 1,660 1,751
35-64 564 1,793 2,357
65-74 847 232 1,079
75-84 1,942 126 2,068
85 2,257 72 2,329
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
BSRACEX BQE1ED SP RACIAL BACKGROUND 1.0 NUM 29 29
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1 AMER INDIAN 56 20 76
2 ASIAN/PACIFIC 31 37 68
3 BLACK 449 583 1,032
4 WHITE 5,181 3,749 8,930
5 OTHER SPECIFY 9 32 41
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
SPSEX BQA1ED SAMPLE PERSON SEX 1.0 NUM 30 30
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1 MALE 1,848 2,484 4,332
2 FEMALE 3,878 1,937 5,815
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
USER PERSON-LEVEL VAR FOR INSTIT USER TYPE 2.0 CHAR 31 32
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
0 NOT A USER 141 98 239
1 CR PSF JAN-DEC 2,586 3,089 5,675
2 CR PSF 150 73 223
3 CR PSF PSF 269 42 311
4 CR PSF IPC 204 316 520
5A NA PSF-DEC 1,106 283 1,389
5B NA PSF 432 68 500
5C NA PSF PSF 159 21 180
5D NA PSF IPC 166 28 194
7 NA IPC1/87 PSF 374 371 745
8 NA IPC PSF 139 32 171
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
WIUEQEXP INST USER POP WT FOR USE AND EXP 11.6 NUM 33 43
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
0 654 501 1,155
1.98-2005.67 5,072 3,920 8,992
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
STAIUEQ1 STRATA FOR WIUEQEXP 2.0 NUM 44 45
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1-40 5,726 4,421 10,147
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
PSUIUEQ1 PSU W/IN STRATA FOR WIUEQEXP 3.0 NUM 46 48
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1-392 5,726 4,421 10,147
TOTAL 5,726 4,421 10,147
This codebook provides unweighted frequencies for all variables on
File 2 of NMES Research Tape 28R. File 2 contains a total of 22,595
records, with one record per sample person, per round, per responding
facility. The unique record identifier is the variable IUEQIDX, which
is composed of the variables OFIDX PN RN IUEQFIDX, where the
latter variable is the identifier of the facility responding to the
IUEQ. File 2 contains unedited variables from Section C of the IUEQ,
including: the start and end dates of the reference period, the
identifier of the responding facility, and probes for whether or not
the sample person received services from each of eleven types of
medical providers. File 2 can be linked to File 3 of Tape 28R, which
contains detailed information on the medical provider utilization
reported in Section C, using the variable IUEQIDX which is also
contained on File 3. The File 2 variable FILE3IU indicates the total
number of records on File 3 for that File 2 record. File 2 of Tape
28R can be linked to the stay-level information on File 2 of Tape
17/22R, but users should be aware of the following: 1) the reference
period dates on File 2 of Tape 28R are unedited and may require
editing prior to linkage to the stay-level records on File 2 of Tapes
17/22R, many of which reflect editing or imputation; and 2) the
facility identifier on File 2 of Tape 28R is unedited so that there
may be facility identifiers on the Tape 17/22R records for which there
is no record on File 2 of Tape 28R and vice versa. To obtain national
estimates for the variables on the Tape 28R files, the weight which is
provided on File 1 and which is described in the Tape 28R technical
documentation must be used; however it should be noted that the weight
provided does not adjust for round non-response associated with these
data. Users must first develop an estimation strategy prior to making
estimates with these data to adjust for the non-response. Additional
information concerning sample design and estimation is also provided
in the technical documentation.
________________________
ALPHABETICAL AND POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES
-----ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF VARIABLES-----
START END NAME DESCRIPTION
_____ ___ ____ ___________
45 46 BBOX6DD IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED BEGIN REF DATE -
DD
47 48 BBOX6MM IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED BEGIN REF DATE -
MM
49 50 BBOX6YY IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED BEGIN REF DATE -
YY
51 52 EBOX6DD IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED END REF DATE - DD
53 54 EBOX6MM IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED END REF DATE - MM
55 56 EBOX6YY IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED END REF DATE - YY
59 60 EMERRMNM IC7 #TIMES SP WENT TO HOSP EMER ROOM
57 58 EMERRMYN IC6 SP GO TO HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM
43 44 FILE3IU NUM RECORDS FOR THIS IUEQID ON FILE3
65 66 ISPSEE01 IC1A DID SP SEE DENTAL CARE PROFESSIONAL
67 68 ISPSEE02 IC1B DID SP SEE MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROF
69 70 ISPSEE03 IC10A DID SP SEE MEDICAL DOCTOR
71 72 ISPSEE04 IC10B DID SP SEE OPTOMETRIST
73 74 ISPSEE05 IC10C DID SP SEE PODIATRIST
75 76 ISPSEE06 IC10D DID SP SEE CHIROPRACTOR
77 78 ISPSEE07 IC15A DID SP SEE PHYSICAL THERAPIST
79 80 ISPSEE08 IC15B DID SP SEE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
81 82 ISPSEE09 IC15C DID SP SEE SPEECH/HEARING THERAPIS
83 84 ISPSEE10 IC15D DID SP SEE RESPIRATORY THERAPIST
85 86 ISPSEE11 IC15E DID SP SEE I.V. THERAPIST
97 98 IUCARCON IC24 SP CARE PROVIDED ON CONTRACT
99 100 IUCARELS IC24 SP CARE PROVIDED BY SOMEONE ELSE
95 96 IUCAREMP IC24 SP CARE PROVIDED BY EMPLOYEE
36 41 IUEQFIDX FACILITY ID FOR IUEQ
1 16 IUEQIDX RECORD ID (OFIDX PN RN IUEQFIDX)
42 42 NEWFTYPE FACILITY TYPE BASED ON PHASE 1 FQ
91 92 NUMDAWK IC22 #DAYS/WK SP HAVE PRIV DUTY NURS
CAR
89 90 NUMWKNUR IC21 #WEEKS SP HAVE PRIV DUTY NURS CARE
93 94 NURSPDFC IC23 PRIV DUTY NURS PAID BY FACILITY
17 22 OFIDX PRIMARY SAMPLED FACIL IDENTIFIER
63 64 OUTDEPNM IC9 #TIMES SP GO TO HOSP OUTPATIENT DEPT
61 62 OUTDEPYN IC8 SP GO TO HOSPITAL OUTPATIENT DEPT
23 25 PN PERSON NUMBER
87 88 PRVDNURS IC20 SP HAVE PRIVATE DUTY NURSING CARE
35 35 RN DATA COLLECTION ROUND OF IUEQ
26 34 SPERIDX SAMPLE PERSON IDENTIFIER (OFIDX PN)
ALPHABETICAL AND POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES
-----POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES-----
START END NAME DESCRIPTION
_____ ___ ____ ___________
1 16 IUEQIDX RECORD ID (OFIDX PN RN IUEQFIDX)
17 22 OFIDX PRIMARY SAMPLED FACIL IDENTIFIER
23 25 PN PERSON NUMBER
26 34 SPERIDX SAMPLE PERSON IDENTIFIER (OFIDX PN)
35 35 RN DATA COLLECTION ROUND OF IUEQ
36 41 IUEQFIDX FACILITY ID FOR IUEQ
42 42 NEWFTYPE FACILITY TYPE BASED ON PHASE 1 FQ
43 44 FILE3IU NUM RECORDS FOR THIS IUEQID ON FILE3
45 46 BBOX6DD IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED BEGIN REF DATE -
DD
47 48 BBOX6MM IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED BEGIN REF DATE -
MM
49 50 BBOX6YY IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED BEGIN REF DATE -
YY
51 52 EBOX6DD IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED END REF DATE - DD
53 54 EBOX6MM IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED END REF DATE - MM
55 56 EBOX6YY IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED END REF DATE - YY
57 58 EMERRMYN IC6 SP GO TO HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM
59 60 EMERRMNM IC7 #TIMES SP WENT TO HOSP EMER ROOM
61 62 OUTDEPYN IC8 SP GO TO HOSPITAL OUTPATIENT DEPT
63 64 OUTDEPNM IC9 #TIMES SP GO TO HOSP OUTPATIENT DEPT
65 66 ISPSEE01 IC1A DID SP SEE DENTAL CARE PROFESSIONAL
67 68 ISPSEE02 IC1B DID SP SEE MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROF
69 70 ISPSEE03 IC10A DID SP SEE MEDICAL DOCTOR
71 72 ISPSEE04 IC10B DID SP SEE OPTOMETRIST
73 74 ISPSEE05 IC10C DID SP SEE PODIATRIST
75 76 ISPSEE06 IC10D DID SP SEE CHIROPRACTOR
77 78 ISPSEE07 IC15A DID SP SEE PHYSICAL THERAPIST
79 80 ISPSEE08 IC15B DID SP SEE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
81 82 ISPSEE09 IC15C DID SP SEE SPEECH/HEARING THERAPIS
83 84 ISPSEE10 IC15D DID SP SEE RESPIRATORY THERAPIST
85 86 ISPSEE11 IC15E DID SP SEE I.V. THERAPIST
87 88 PRVDNURS IC20 SP HAVE PRIVATE DUTY NURSING CARE
89 90 NUMWKNUR IC21 #WEEKS SP HAVE PRIV DUTY NURS CARE
91 92 NUMDAWK IC22 #DAYS/WK SP HAVE PRIV DUTY NURS
CAR
93 94 NURSPDFC IC23 PRIV DUTY NURS PAID BY FACILITY
95 96 IUCAREMP IC24 SP CARE PROVIDED BY EMPLOYEE
97 98 IUCARCON IC24 SP CARE PROVIDED ON CONTRACT
99 100 IUCARELS IC24 SP CARE PROVIDED BY SOMEONE ELSE
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
IUEQIDX RECORD ID (OFIDX PN RN IUEQFIDX) 16.0 CHAR 1 16
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
VALID ID 11,574 11,021 22,595
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
OFIDX PRIMARY SAMPLED FACIL IDENTIFIER 6.0 NUM 17 22
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
100016 - 119998 11,574 11,021 22,595
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
PN PERSON NUMBER 3.0 NUM 23 25
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
13-249 11,574 11,021 22,595
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
SPERIDX SAMPLE PERSON IDENTIFIER (OFIDX PN) 9.0 NUM 26 34
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
VALID PERSON ID 11,574 11,021 22,595
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NMES 1987 INSTITUTIONAL POPULATION COMPONENT
RESEARCH TAPE 28R
HEALTH CARE PROVIDER UTILIZATION DATA FOR
PERIODS OF INSTITUTIONALIZATION
FROM THE INSTITUTIONAL USE AND EXPENDITURE
QUESTIONAIRE FOR RESIDENTS OF NURSING AND
PERSONAL CARE HOMES AND FACILITIES FOR
PERSONS WITH MENTAL RETARDATION
FILE 2: IUEQ IDENTIFIER DATA
DATE: May 2, 1996
________________________
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
RN DATA COLLECTION ROUND OF IUEQ 1.0 NUM 35 35
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1 3,939 3,672 7,611
2 3,826 3,684 7,510
3 3,809 3,665 7,474
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
IUEQFIDX FACILITY ID FOR IUEQ 6.0 NUM 36 41
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
100016 - 200558 11,574 11,021 22,595
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NEWFTYPE FACILITY TYPE BASED ON PHASE 1 FQ 1.0 NUM 42 42
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1 NH 11,574 0 11,574
3 MR 0 11,021 11,021
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
FILE3IU NUM RECORDS FOR THIS IUEQID ON FILE3 2.0 NUM 43 44
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
0 998 1,180 2,178
1 4,864 2,116 6,980
2 3,393 2,537 5,930
3 1,463 2,156 3,619
4 571 1,414 1,985
5 164 866 1,030
6 86 482 568
7 30 192 222
8 3 57 60
9 2 18 20
10 0 3 3
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
BBOX6DD IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED BEGIN REF DATE - DD 2.0 NUM 45 46
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 1 5 6
-8 DK 1 1 2
-1 INAPPLICABLE 159 93 252
1-31 11,413 10,922 22,335
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
BBOX6MM IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED BEGIN REF DATE - MM 2.0 NUM 47 48
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 1 6 7
-1 INAPPLICABLE 159 92 251
1 JANUARY 3,404 3,561 6,965
2 FEBRUARY 165 42 207
3 MARCH 209 52 261
4 APRIL 195 56 251
5 MAY 181 59 240
6 JUNE 1,229 1,068 2,297
7 JULY 1,329 1,443 2,772
8 AUGUST 878 876 1,754
9 SEPTEMBER 407 383 790
10 OCTOBER 1,407 1,619 3,026
11 NOVEMBER 1,397 1,067 2,464
12 DECEMBER 613 697 1,310
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
BBOX6YY IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED BEGIN REF DATE - YY 2.0 NUM 49 50
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 1 5 6
-1 INAPPLICABLE 159 93 252
87 11,414 10,923 22,337
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
EBOX6DD IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED END REF DATE - DD 2.0 NUM 51 52
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 1 7 8
-8 DK 2 3 5
-1 INAPPLICABLE 159 93 252
1-31 11,412 10,918 22,330
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
EBOX6MM IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED END REF DATE - MM 2.0 NUM 53 54
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 1 7 8
-8 DK 1 0 1
-1 INAPPLICABLE 159 92 251
1 JANUARY 127 32 159
2 FEBRUARY 127 33 160
3 MARCH 187 42 229
4 APRIL 191 53 244
5 MAY 164 47 211
6 JUNE 1,291 1,166 2,457
7 JULY 1,228 1,370 2,598
8 AUGUST 865 863 1,728
9 SEPTEMBER 482 421 903
10 OCTOBER 1,369 1,597 2,966
11 NOVEMBER 1,474 1,126 2,600
12 DECEMBER 3,908 4,172 8,080
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
EBOX6YY IUEQ BOX6 - COMPUTED END REF DATE - YY 2.0 NUM 55 56
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 0 6 6
-1 INAPPLICABLE 159 93 252
87 11,415 10,922 22,337
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
EMERRMYN IC6 SP GO TO HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM 2.0 NUM 57 58
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 191 139 330
-8 DK 33 44 77
-7 REFUSED 6 3 9
1 YES 1,025 947 1,972
2 NO 10,319 9,888 20,207
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
EMERRMNM IC7 #TIMES SP WENT TO HOSP EMER ROOM 2.0 NUM 59 60
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 167 108 275
-8 DK 4 5 9
-1 INAPPLICABLE 10,391 9,981 20,372
1 828 705 1,533
2 132 148 280
3 35 40 75
4 8 15 23
5 3 6 9
6 3 4 7
8 0 1 1
9 0 1 1
10 0 2 2
12 2 0 2
15 1 3 4
25 0 1 1
27 0 1 1
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
OUTDEPYN IC8 SP GO TO HOSPITAL OUTPATIENT DEPT 2.0 NUM 61 62
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 194 157 351
-8 DK 41 45 86
-7 REFUSED 6 3 9
1 YES 879 1,709 2,588
2 NO 10,454 9,107 19,561
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
OUTDEPNM IC9 #TIMES SP GO TO HOSP OUTPATIENT DEPT 2.0 NUM 63 64
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 174 111 285
-8 DK 7 9 16
-1 INAPPLICABLE 10,537 9,219 19,756
1 508 865 1,373
2 192 333 525
3 63 171 234
4 31 93 124
5 12 57 69
6 13 34 47
7 5 33 38
8 5 17 22
9 2 13 15
10 0 15 15
11-25 14 41 55
GT 25 11 10 21
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
ISPSEE01 IC1A DID SP SEE DENTAL CARE PROFESSIONAL 2.0 NUM 65 66
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 23 49 72
-8 DK 82 68 150
-7 REFUSED 6 3 9
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 1,523 5,154 6,677
2 NO 9,782 5,654 15,436
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
ISPSEE02 IC1B DID SP SEE MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROF 2.0 NUM 67 68
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 22 53 75
-8 DK 54 62 116
-7 REFUSED 6 3 9
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 961 4,537 5,498
2 NO 10,373 6,273 16,646
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
ISPSEE03 IC10A DID SP SEE MEDICAL DOCTOR 2.0 NUM 69 70
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 17 44 61
-8 DK 47 57 104
-7 REFUSED 6 5 11
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 10,163 8,152 18,315
2 NO 1,183 2,670 3,853
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
ISPSEE04 IC10B DID SP SEE OPTOMETRIST 2.0 NUM 71 72
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 35 59 94
-8 DK 80 59 139
-7 REFUSED 7 4 11
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 800 1,505 2,305
2 NO 10,494 9,301 19,795
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
ISPSEE05 IC10C DID SP SEE PODIATRIST 2.0 NUM 73 74
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 21 47 68
-8 DK 73 62 135
-7 REFUSED 7 6 13
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 3,365 1,818 5,183
2 NO 7,950 8,995 16,945
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
-ISPSEE06 IC10D DID SP SEE CHIROPRACTOR 2.0 NUM 75 76
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 26 47 73
-8 DK 44 43 87
-7 REFUSED 6 3 9
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 35 45 80
2 NO 11,305 10,790 22,095
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
ISPSEE07 IC15A DID SP SEE PHYSICAL THERAPIST 2.0 NUM 77 78
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 23 52 75
-8 DK 40 76 116
-7 REFUSED 6 3 9
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 1,786 1,850 3,636
2 NO 9,561 8,947 18,508
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
ISPSEE08 IC15B DID SP SEE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST 2.0 NUM 79 80
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 28 57 85
-8 DK 46 95 141
-7 REFUSED 6 3 9
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 649 1,871 2,520
2 NO 10,687 8,902 19,589
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
ISPSEE09 IC15C DID SP SEE SPEECH/HEARING THERAPIS 2.0 NUM 81 82
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 34 51 85
-8 DK 41 97 138
-7 REFUSED 6 3 9
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 324 2,843 3,167
2 NO 11,011 7,934 18,945
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
ISPSEE10 IC15D DID SP SEE RESPIRATORY THERAPIST 2.0 NUM 83 84
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 37 65 102
-8 DK 36 50 86
-7 REFUSED 6 3 9
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 104 46 150
2 NO 11,233 10,764 21,997
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
ISPSEE11 IC15E DID SP SEE I.V. THERAPIST 2.0 NUM 85 86
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 45 78 123
-8 DK 33 45 78
-7 REFUSED 7 3 10
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 58 44 102
2 NO 11,273 10,758 22,031
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
PRVDNURS IC20 SP HAVE PRIVATE DUTY NURSING CARE 2.0 NUM 87 88
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 22 46 68
-8 DK 21 17 38
-7 REFUSED 6 3 9
-1 INAPPLICABLE 158 93 251
1 YES 111 146 257
2 NO 11,256 10,716 21,972
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
NUMWKNUR IC21 #WEEKS SP HAVE PRIV DUTY NURS CARE 2.0 NUM 89 90
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 10 12 22
-8 DK 3 2 5
-1 INAPPLICABLE 11,463 10,875 22,338
1 7 22 29
2 9 18 27
3 3 9 12
4 6 2 8
5 2 1 3
6 4 1 5
7 5 0 5
8 5 11 16
9 5 12 17
10 8 3 11
11-20 31 27 58
21-41 13 26 39
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NUMDAWK IC22 #DAYS/WK SP HAVE PRIV DUTY NURS CAR 2.0 NUM 91 92
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 10 10 20
-8 DK 3 2 5
-1 INAPPLICABLE 11,463 10,875 22,338
1 2 8 10
2 6 16 22
3 8 5 13
4 3 4 7
5 14 6 20
6 2 0 2
7 63 95 158
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
NURSPDFC IC23 PRIV DUTY NURS PAID BY FACILITY 2.0 NUM 93 94
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 7 3 10
-8 DK 1 0 1
-1 INAPPLICABLE 11,463 10,875 22,338
1 YES 9 114 123
2 NO 94 29 123
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
IUCAREMP IC24 SP CARE PROVIDED BY EMPLOYEE 2.0 NUM 95 96
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-1 INAPPLICABLE 11,565 10,907 22,472
1 YES 5 111 116
2 NO 4 3 7
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
IUCARCON IC24 SP CARE PROVIDED ON CONTRACT 2.0 NUM 97 98
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-1 INAPPLICABLE 11,565 10,907 22,472
1 YES 1 5 6
2 NO 8 109 117
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
IUCARELS IC24 SP CARE PROVIDED BY SOMEONE ELSE 2.0 NUM 99 100
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-1 INAPPLICABLE 11,565 10,907 22,472
1 YES 3 2 5
2 NO 6 112 118
TOTAL 11,574 11,021 22,595
This codebook provides unweighted frequencies for all variables on
File 3 of NMES Research Tape 28R. File 3 contains a total of 48,439
records and the unique record identifier is the variable IMEDIDX,
which is made up of the variables IUEQIDX (i.e, the File 2 record
identifier) IMEDNX, where the latter variable is a sequential number
assigned to each File 3 record within each unique value of IUEQIDX.
File 3 contains unedited variables from Section C of the IUEQ which
describe utilization of the medical provider types corresponding to
the provider probes reported on File 2 (e.g., number of visits). File
3 variables provide the following information about the medical
providers seen by the sample person during the reference period: the
type of provider, the number of times the provider was seen and the
payment arrangement. To obtain national estimates for the variables
on the Tape 28R files, the weight which is provided on File 1 and
which is described in the Tape 28R technical documentation must be
used; however, it should be noted that the weight provided does not
adjust for round non-response associated with these data. Users must
first develop an estimation strategy prior to making estimates with
these data to adjust for the non-response. Additional information
concerning sample design and estimation is also provided in the
technical documentation.
ALPHABETICAL AND POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES
-----ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF VARIABLES-----
START END NAME DESCRIPTION
_____ ___ ____ ___________
78 79 ICARECON IC5/14/19 SP CARE PROVIDED ON CONTRACT
80 81 ICAREELS IC5/14/19 SP CARE PROV BY SOMEONE ELSE
76 77 ICAREEMP IC5/14/19 SP CARE PROVIDED BY EMPLOYEE
1 18 IMEDIDX RECORD ID (OFIDXPNRNIUEQFIDXIMEDNX)
61 62 IMEDNX EDITED MED PROVIDER UTILIZATION REC NUM
63 66 IQCCODE IC1/10/15 TYPE HEALTH CARE PROVID SP
SAW
38 43 IUEQFIDX FACILITY ID FOR IUEQ
44 59 IUEQIDX IUEQ ID (OFIDX PN RN IUEQFIDX)
60 60 NEWFTYPE FACILITY TYPE BASED ON PHASE 1 FQ
73 75 NUMBYFC IC4/13/18 # TIMES PAID FOR BY FACILITY
67 69 NUMVST IC2/11/16 # TIMES SP SAW MED PROVIDER
70 72 NUMVSTFC IC3/12/17 # TIMES SEEN IN THIS FACILITY
19 24 OFIDX PRIMARY SAMPLED FACIL IDENTIFIER
25 27 PN PERSON NUMBER
37 37 RN DATA COLLECTION ROUND OF IUEQ
28 36 SPERIDX SAMPLE PERSON IDENTIFIER (OFIDX PN)
82 111 THEROS1 IC15F OTHER LICENSED THERAPIST 1
112 141 THEROS2 IC15F OTHER LICENSED THERAPIST 2
ALPHABETICAL AND POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES
-----POSITIONAL LISTING OF VARIABLES-----
START END NAME DESCRIPTION
_____ ___ ____ ___________
1 18 IMEDIDX RECORD ID (OFIDXPNRNIUEQFIDXIMEDNX)
19 24 OFIDX PRIMARY SAMPLED FACIL IDENTIFIER
25 27 PN PERSON NUMBER
28 36 SPERIDX SAMPLE PERSON IDENTIFIER (OFIDX PN)
37 37 RN DATA COLLECTION ROUND OF IUEQ
38 43 IUEQFIDX FACILITY ID FOR IUEQ
44 59 IUEQIDX IUEQ ID (OFIDX PN RN IUEQFIDX)
60 60 NEWFTYPE FACILITY TYPE BASED ON PHASE 1 FQ
61 62 IMEDNX EDITED MED PROVIDER UTILIZATION REC NUM
63 66 IQCCODE IC1/10/15 TYPE HEALTH CARE PROVID SP
SAW
67 69 NUMVST IC2/11/16 # TIMES SP SAW MED PROVIDER
70 72 NUMVSTFC IC3/12/17 # TIMES SEEN IN THIS FACILITY
73 75 NUMBYFC IC4/13/18 # TIMES PAID FOR BY FACILITY
76 77 ICAREEMP IC5/14/19 SP CARE PROVIDED BY EMPLOYEE
78 79 ICARECON IC5/14/19 SP CARE PROVIDED ON CONTRACT
80 81 ICAREELS IC5/14/19 SP CARE PROV BY SOMEONE ELSE
82 111 THEROS1 IC15F OTHER LICENSED THERAPIST 1
112 141 THEROS2 IC15F OTHER LICENSED THERAPIST 2
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
IMEDIDX RECORD ID (OFIDXPNRNIUEQFIDXIMEDNX) 18.0 CHAR 1 18
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
VALID ID 19,911 28,528 48,439
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
OFIDX PRIMARY SAMPLED FACIL IDENTIFIER 6.0 NUM 19 24
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
100016 - 119998 19,911 28,528 48,439
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
PN PERSON NUMBER 3.0 NUM 25 27
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
13-249 19,911 28,528 48,439
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
SPERIDX SAMPLE PERSON IDENTIFIER (OFIDX PN) 9.0 NUM 28 36
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
VALID PERSON ID 19,911 28,528 48,439
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
RN DATA COLLECTION ROUND OF IUEQ 1.0 NUM 37 37
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1 7,682 12,145 19,827
2 6,678 9,384 16,062
3 5,551 6,999 12,550
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
IUEQFIDX FACILITY ID FOR IUEQ 6.0 NUM 38 43
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
100016 - 200558 19,911 28,528 48,439
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
IUEQIDX IUEQ ID (OFIDX PN RN IUEQFIDX) 16.0 CHAR 44 59
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
VALID ID 19,911 28,528 48,439
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
NEWFTYPE FACILITY TYPE BASED ON PHASE 1 FQ 1.0 NUM 60 60
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1 NH 19,911 0 19,911
3 MR 0 28,528 28,528
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
IMEDNX EDITED MED PROVIDER UTILIZATION REC NUM 2.0 NUM 61 62
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
1 10,576 9,841 20,417
2 5,712 7,725 13,437
3 2,319 5,188 7,507
4 856 3,032 3,888
5 285 1,618 1,903
6 121 752 873
7 35 270 305
8 5 78 83
9 2 21 23
10 0 3 3
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
IQCCODE IC1/10/15 TYPE HEALTH CARE PROVID SP SAW 4.0 CHAR 63 66
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
C1A DENTAL 1,523 5,154 6,677
C1B MENTAL HLTH 961 4,537 5,498
C10A MED DOCTOR 10,162 8,152 18,314
C10B OPTOMETRIS 801 1,505 2,306
C10C PODIATRIST 3,364 1,818 5,182
C10D CHIROPRACT 35 46 81
C15A PHYSIC THE 1,786 1,849 3,635
C15B OCCUPA THE 649 1,872 2,521
C15C SP/HEA THE 324 2,842 3,166
C15D RESPIR THE 104 46 150
C15E I.V. THER 58 44 102
C15F OTHER THER 144 663 807
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
NUMVST IC2/11/16 # TIMES SP SAW MED PROVIDER 3.0 NUM 67 69
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 88 235 323
-8 DK 159 536 695
-7 REFUSED 0 2 2
1 6,880 12,159 19,039
2 3,535 4,092 7,627
3 2,373 2,287 4,660
4 1,540 1,419 2,959
5 974 906 1,880
6 963 907 1,870
7 583 510 1,093
8 437 482 919
9 227 271 498
10 194 336 530
11-25 1,032 2,132 3,164
26-50 532 1,109 1,641
51-75 192 492 684
76-100 96 264 360
101-125 49 151 200
126-150 18 79 97
151-175 19 65 84
175-200 6 41 47
GT 200 14 53 67
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
NUMVSTFC IC3/12/17 # TIMES SEEN IN THIS FACILITY 3.0 NUM 70 72
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 33 71 104
-8 DK 5 7 12
-7 REFUSED 0 3 3
-1 INAPPLICABLE 246 773 1,019
0 2,030 8,885 10,915
1 5,971 7,444 13,415
2 3,136 2,514 5,650
3 2,174 1,486 3,660
4 1,388 981 2,369
5 884 651 1,535
6 908 671 1,579
7 530 395 925
8 402 372 774
9 197 227 424
10 174 257 431
11-25 945 1,834 2,779
26-50 511 937 1,448
51-75 185 427 612
76-100 95 245 340
101-125 46 129 175
126-150 16 68 84
151-175 15 64 79
175-200 6 40 46
GT 200 14 47 61
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
NUMBYFC IC4/13/18 # TIMES PAID FOR BY FACILITY 3.0 NUM 73 75
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 200 256 456
-8 DK 345 170 515
-7 REFUSED 1 11 12
-1 INAPPLICABLE 246 773 1,019
0 15,237 11,986 27,223
1 1,115 5,984 7,099
2 507 1,923 2,430
3 342 1,112 1,454
4 251 731 982
5 164 518 682
6 188 485 673
7 100 308 408
8 134 299 433
9 53 214 267
10 70 234 304
11-25 420 1,644 2,064
26-50 289 883 1,172
51-75 119 403 522
76-100 57 244 301
101-125 33 130 163
126-150 14 68 82
151-175 14 61 75
175-200 2 39 41
GT 200 10 52 62
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
ICAREEMP IC5/14/19 SP CARE PROVIDED BY EMPLOYEE 2.0 NUM 76 77
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 19 54 73
-8 DK 21 39 60
-7 REFUSED 1 0 1
-1 INAPPLICABLE 16,030 13,196 29,226
1 YES 1,753 9,825 11,578
2 NO 2,087 5,414 7,501
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
ICARECON IC5/14/19 SP CARE PROVIDED ON CONTRACT 2.0 NUM 78 79
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 19 54 73
-8 DK 20 39 59
-7 REFUSED 1 0 1
-1 INAPPLICABLE 16,030 13,196 29,226
1 YES 1,925 5,553 7,478
2 NO 1,916 9,686 11,602
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
ICAREELS IC5/14/19 SP CARE PROV BY SOMEONE ELSE 2.0 NUM 80 81
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 19 54 73
-8 DK 20 40 60
-7 REFUSED 1 0 1
-1 INAPPLICABLE 16,030 13,196 29,226
1 YES 203 375 578
2 NO 3,638 14,863 18,501
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
NAME DESCRIPTION FORMAT TYPE START END
NOTE
________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ _____
THEROS1 IC15F OTHER LICENSED THERAPIST 1 30.0 CHAR 82 111
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,767 27,865 47,632
-8 DK 0 2 2
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 9 19 28
A - Z 135 642 777
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
THEROS2 IC15F OTHER LICENSED THERAPIST 2 30.0 CHAR 112 141
________ ________________________________________ ______ ____ _____ _____
VALUE NH MR TOTAL
_____ __ __ _____
-1 INAPPLICABLE 19,768 27,866 47,634
-8 DK 0 3 3
-9 NOT ASCERTAIN 137 623 760
A - Z 6 36 42
TOTAL 19,911 28,528 48,439
