Completeness of the CHIP and Dual Status Codes in 2017 (Brief)

Tasnuva Khan, Edward Weizenegger, Kimberly Proctor and Jessie Parker

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Abstract: This analysis focused on 46 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, and Nebraska were excluded from the analysis.

Keywords: Medicaid data; TAF data quality; TAF DQ Brief; T-MSIS Analytic Files; TAF Research Identifiable Files (RIFs); TAF Demographic & Eligibility (DE) file; dually eligible beneficiaries; CHIP (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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