The Availability and Usability of Behavioral Health Organization Encounter Data in MAX 2009

Jessica Nysenbaum, Ellen Bouchery and Rosalie Malsberger

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Abstract: This issue brief documents a detailed analysis of the behavioral health organization (BHO) encounter data in the 2009 Medicaid Analytic eXtract files (MAX 2009) and assesses the viability of using these data for research.

Keywords: Medicaid; behavioral health services; managed care arrangements encounter data; managed care organizations; Medicaid managed care enrollees; behavioral health organization; encounter data; BHO (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 10
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