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Reserved Codes. The following reserved code values are used: -1 INAPPLICABLE Question was not asked due to skip pattern -7 REFUSED Question was asked and respondent refused to answer question -8 DK Question was asked and respondent did not know answer -9 NOT ASCERTAINED Interviewer did not record the data Generally, values of -1, -7, -8, and -9 for non-expenditure variables have not been edited on this file. The values of -1 and -9 can be edited by the data users/analysts by following the skip patterns in the HC survey questionnaire (located on the MEPS Web site: xxxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxx_xxxx/xxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx).
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Reserved Codes. The following reserved code values are used: -1 INAPPLICABLE Question was not asked due to skip pattern -7 REFUSED Question was asked and respondent refused to answer question -8 DK Question was asked and respondent did not know answer -9 NOT ASCERTAINED Interviewer did not record the data
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Reserved Codes. The following reserved code values are used: -1 INAPPLICABLE Question was not asked due to skip pattern.
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Reserved Codes. The following reserved code values are used: -1 INAPPLICABLE Question was not asked due to skip pattern -7 REFUSED Question was asked and respondent refused to answer question -8 DK Question was asked and respondent did not know answer -9 NOT ASCERTAINED Interviewer did not record the data -14 NOT YET TAKEN/USED Respondent answered that the medicine has not yet been used Generally, values of -1, -7, -8 and -9 have not been edited on this file. However, this is not true if a prescription drug name was determined to be a confidentiality risk. In these instances, the corresponding NDC was replaced with -9, the Multum Lexicon therapeutic class replaced the RXDRGNAM (Multum drug name) determined to be a confidentiality risk, and RXNAME (pharmacy drug name) was set to -9. The values of -1 and -9 can be edited by analysts by following the skip patterns in the questionnaire. The value -14 was a valid value only for the variable representing the year the household member first used the medicine (RXBEGYRX). 6.2.1). A copy of the Household Component questionnaire can be found at xxxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxx_xxxx/xxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx by selecting Prescribed Medicines (PM) from the questionnaire section.
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Reserved Codes. The following reserved code values are used: -1 INAPPLICABLE Question was not asked due to skip pattern. -2 DETERMINED IN A PREVIOUS ROUND -3 NO DATA IN ROUND -5 NEVER WILL KNOW -6 INAPPLICABLE Not asked due to person being under age 5 -7 REFUSED Question was asked and respondent refused to answer question.
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Reserved Codes. 2.4 Adding the Characteristics of Covered Persons .......... 2.5 Adding the Policyholder’s Characteristics .................. 2.6 Choosing PRPL Records for Your Research Question....................................................................... C-4 C-6 C-9 C-9 C-9 C-10 3.0 Data File Contents...................................................................... C-11 3.1 ID Variables................................................................. 3.2
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Reserved Codes. The following reserved code values are used: -1 INAPPLICABLE Question was not asked due to skip pattern -7 REFUSED Question was asked and respondent refused to answer question -8 DK Question was asked and respondent did not know answer -9 NOT ASCERTAINED Interviewer did not record the data -14 NOT YET TAKEN/USED Respondent answered that the medicine has not yet been used 6.2.1). A copy of the Household Component questionnaire can be found at xxxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxx_xxxx/xxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx by selecting Prescribed Medicines (PM) from the questionnaire section.
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