Person-Based Ratio Estimates Sample Clauses

Person-Based Ratio Estimates. 4.4.1 Person-Based Ratio Estimates Relative to Persons with Hospital Inpatient Use This file may be used to derive person-based ratio estimates. However, when calculating ratio estimates where the denominator is at the person level, care should be taken to properly define and estimate the unit of analysis as person-level. For example, the mean expense for persons with hospital inpatient stays is estimated as: (∑ Wi Zi)/(∑Wi) across all unique persons i on this file (5) where Wi is the sampling weight (PERWT00F) for person i and Zi = ∑ IPXP00Xj across all stays for person i.
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Person-Based Ratio Estimates. 4.4.1 Person-Based Ratio Estimates Relative to Persons with Emergency Room Use This file may be used to derive person-based ratio estimates. However, when calculating ratio estimates where the denominator is at person-level, care should be taken to properly define and estimate the unit of analysis as person-level. For example, the mean expense for persons with emergency room visits is estimated as, (∑ Wi Zi)/(∑Wi) across all unique persons i on this file (5) where and Wi is the sampling weight (PERWT99F) for person i Zi = ∑ ERXP99Xj across all emergency room visits for person i.
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Person-Based Ratio Estimates. 4.4.1 Person-Based Ratio Estimates Relative to Persons with Other Medical Expense Events This file may be used to derive person-based ratio estimates. However, when calculating ratio estimates where the denominator is persons, care should be taken to properly define and estimate the unit of analysis up to person level. For example, the mean expense for persons with other medical expense events is estimated as, (∑ Wi Zi)/(∑Wi) across all unique persons i on this file (5) where Wi is the sampling weight (PERWT99F) for person i and Zi = ∑ OMXP99Xj across all other medical expense events for person i.
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Person-Based Ratio Estimates. 4.4.1 Person-Based Ratio Estimates Relative to Persons with Office-Based Medical Provider Visits This file may be used to derive person-based ratio estimates. However, when calculating ratio estimates where the denominator is persons, care should be taken to properly define the unit of analysis up to person-level. For example, the mean expense for persons with office-based medical provider visits is estimated as, where (∑ WiZi) /(∑ Wi) across all unique persons i on this file, (5) and Wi is the sampling weight(WTDPER97) for person i Zi = ∑ OBXP96Xj across all visits for person i.
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Person-Based Ratio Estimates. 4.4.1 Person-Based Ratio Estimates Relative to Persons with Home Health Events by Independent Providers This file may be used to derive person-based ratio estimates. However, when calculating ratio estimates where the denominator is persons, care should be taken to properly define the unit of analysis up to person-level. For example, the mean expense for persons with home health events by paid independent providers (MPCELIG =2) is estimated as, (∑ Wi Zi)/(∑Wi) across all unique persons i on this file (5) where Wi is the sampling weight (WTDPER98) for person i and Zi = ∑ HHXP98Xj across all home health visits by paid independent provider for person i.
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Person-Based Ratio Estimates. 4.4.1 Person-Based Ratio Estimates Relative to Persons with Home Health Events by Independent Providers This file may be used to derive person-based ratio estimates. However, when calculating ratio estimates where the denominator is persons, care should be taken to properly define the unit of analysis up to person-level. For example, the mean expense for persons with home health events by independent providers (SELFAGEN=2) is estimated as, where ( ∑ W iZ i) / ( ∑ W i) across all unique persons i on this file, (5) and and Wi is the sampling weight(WTDPER96) for person i SELFAGEN=2 Zi = ∑ HHXP 9 6 X j across all events for person i.
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Person-Based Ratio Estimates. 4.4.1 Person-Based Ratio Estimates Relative to Persons with Prescribed Medicine Events This file may be used to derive person-based ratio estimates. However, when calculating ratio estimates where the denominator is persons, care should be taken to properly define and estimate the unit of analysis up to person level. For example, the mean expense for persons with prescribed medicine purchases is estimated as, (∑Wi Zi)/(∑Wi) across all unique persons i on this file (5) where and Wi is the sampling weight (PERWT00F) for person i Zi = ∑ RXXP00Xj across all prescription purchases for person i.
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Person-Based Ratio Estimates. 4.4.1 Person-Based Ratio Estimates Relative to Persons with Othere Medical Expense Events This file may be used to derive person-based ratio estimates. However, when calculating ratio estimates where the denominator is persons, care should be taken to properly define and estimate the unit of analysis up to person level. For example, the mean expense for persons with other medical expense events is estimated as, where ( Wi Zi)/( Wi) across all unique persons i on this file,
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