Assessing the Usability of MAX 2008 Encounter Data for Enrollees in Comprehensive Managed Care

Vivian L. H. Byrd, Allison Hedley Dodd, Rosalie Malsberger and Ashley Zlatinov

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Abstract: This issue brief provides an assessment of the selected other services, inpatient (IP), and prescription drug (RX) encounter data for enrollees in comprehensive managed care during 2008.

Keywords: Medicaid Analytical Extract; MAX Medicaid Statistical Information System; MSIS; fee-for-service; health insurance organization; health maintenance organization; HMO; HIO (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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