Conditions File vs Sample Clauses

Conditions File vs. Priority Conditions It should be noted that priority conditions reported in the Priority Conditions (PC) section of the MEPS questionnaire in Panel 11 do not directly relate to those listed as priority conditions on the Medical Conditions PUF. Unlike those on this file, the conditions identified in the PC section of the instrument in Panel 11 were not added to the condition roster. Chronic conditions asked about in the PC section were asked in the context of “has person ever been told by a doctor or other health care professional that they have (condition)?”, while the priority conditions on the Conditions PUF refer to those experienced by the respondent during a specific reference period. Some of those round-specific conditions were then determined to be a priority due to their prevalence, expense, or relevance to policy. There may be logical inconsistencies between items in the Panel 11 version of PC section and conditions on the Conditions PUF because they were asked in reference to different time periods. Researchers should use their judgment in using this variable and related information, keeping in mind that the Panel 11 PRIOLIST flag is a manual process and due to human error some information may be missing or inaccurately reported. Panel 12 priority conditions created in the Priority Condition Enumeration (PE) section were also asked in the context of “has person ever been told by a doctor or other health care professional that they have (condition)?” If the response is Yes (1), then a condition record is generated. Note that priority conditions are included in the Conditions PUF only if the condition is current. A current condition is defined as a condition linked to an event or disability day or a condition the person is currently experiencing (i.e., a condition selected in the CE section). These changes are reflected in Appendix 3.
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