BACKGROUND AND TARGET POPULATION Sample Clauses

BACKGROUND AND TARGET POPULATION. Jail-Based Competency Restoration (JBCR or Program) programs provide competency restoration services to adults who are deemed incompetent to stand trial (IST) pursuant to Texas Code of Criminal Procedure (CCP), Chapter 46B. JBCR programs minimize the cost associated with forensic inpatient treatment in state hospitals while maximizing community access to services provided by the local mental health authorities (LMHAs) and local behavioral health authorities (LBHAs).
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BACKGROUND AND TARGET POPULATION. ‌ The Food Security questions are designed to learn more about existing food concerns among families in the U.S. These questions are incorporated into the MEPS survey instrument in the second round of data collection for each panel in a calendar year. Thus, for calendar year 2021, this took place in Round 8 of Panel 23, Round 6 of Panel 24, Round 4 of Panel 25, and Round 2 of Panel 26. To ensure that data reflected family circumstances as accurately as possible, data were collected from a member of the RU. For virtually all MEPS interviews, this was the RU respondent. However, a relative handful of MEPS interviews are conducted with proxy respondents. As a result, food security data were not collected for such RUs, and they are not part of the target population for the Food Security Weights. It may be noted that such families can be expected to be somewhat different from families generally. For example, a proxy respondent may be called for if his or her elderly parent was too sick to respond or had entered a nursing home. Some RUs for which Food Security data were obtained may have gone out of scope prior to the end of 2021 while others may have become MEPS nonrespondents. As a result, the MEPS family weights established to reflect MEPS families in 2021 and appearing on the FY 2021 Consolidated PUF do not pertain to the target population associated with the Food Security weights. The Food Security weights were thus established with this in mind. The target population for the Food Security questions in 2021 can be described as MEPS families in the fall of 2021 that did not require a proxy respondent. As a reminder, single person RUs are considered a MEPS family as are partners who, though unrelated by marriage, consider themselves as a single family unit.

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