Common use of Survey Administration Variables Clause in Contracts

Survey Administration Variables. The Survey Administration variables contain information related to conducting the interview, household and family composition, and person-level and RU-level status codes. Data for the Survey Administration variables were derived from the sampling process, the CAPI programs, or were computed based on information provided by the respondent in the reenumeration section of the questionnaire. Most Survey Administration variables on this file are asked during every round of the MEPS interview. Variables in this delivery describe data for Panel 13 Round 3 and Panel 14 Round 1 in 2009. The variable PANEL indicates the panel from which the data are derived. A value of 13 indicates Panel 13 Round 3 data and a value of 14 indicates Panel 14 Round 1 data. Note that Round 3 of Panel 13 covers both the end of 2008 and the beginning of 2009. (When possible, the variables were constructed to represent data from the 2009 portion of Round 3.)

Survey Administration Variables. The Survey Administration variables contain information related to conducting the interview, household and family composition, and person-level and RU-level status codes. Data for the Survey Administration variables were derived from the sampling process, the CAPI programs, or were computed based on information provided by the respondent in the reenumeration section of the questionnaire. Most Survey Administration variables on this file are asked during every round of the MEPS interview. Variables in this delivery describe data for Panel 13 15 Round 3 and Panel 14 16 Round 1 in 20092011. The variable PANEL indicates the panel from which the data are derived. A value of 13 15 indicates Panel 13 15 Round 3 data and a value of 14 16 indicates Panel 14 16 Round 1 data. Note that Round 3 of Panel 13 15 covers both the end of 2008 2010 and the beginning of 20092011. (When possible, the variables were constructed to represent data from the 2009 2011 portion of Round 3.)

Survey Administration Variables. The Survey Administration variables contain information related to conducting the interview, household and family composition, and person-level and RU-level status codes. Data for the Survey Administration variables were derived from the sampling process, the CAPI programs, or were computed based on information provided by the respondent in the reenumeration section of the questionnaire. Most Survey Administration variables on this file are asked during every round of the MEPS interview. Variables in this delivery describe data for Panel 13 12 Round 3 and Panel 14 13 Round 1 in 20092008. The variable PANEL indicates the panel from which the data are derived. A value of 13 12 indicates Panel 13 12 Round 3 data and a value of 14 13 indicates Panel 14 13 Round 1 data. Note that Round 3 of Panel 13 12 covers both the end of 2008 2007 and the beginning of 20092008. (When possible, the variables were constructed to represent data from the 2009 2008 portion of Round 3.)

Survey Administration Variables. The Survey Administration variables contain information related to conducting the interview, household and family composition, and person-level and RU-level status codes. Data for the Survey Administration variables were derived from the sampling process, the CAPI programs, or were computed based on information provided by the respondent in the reenumeration section of the questionnaire. Most Survey Administration variables on this file are asked during every round of the MEPS interview. Variables in this delivery describe data for Panel 13 11 Round 3 and Panel 14 12 Round 1 in 20092007. The variable PANEL indicates the panel from which the data are derived. A value of 13 11 indicates Panel 13 11 Round 3 data and a value of 14 12 indicates Panel 14 12 Round 1 data. Note that Round 3 of Panel 13 11 covers both the end of 2008 2006 and the beginning of 20092007. (When possible, the variables were constructed to represent data from the 2009 2007 portion of Round 3.)

Survey Administration Variables. The Survey Administration variables contain information related to conducting the interview, household and family composition, and person-level and RU-level status codes. Data for the Survey Administration variables were derived from the sampling process, the CAPI programs, or were computed based on information provided by the respondent in the reenumeration section of the questionnaire. Most Survey Administration variables on this file are asked during every round of the MEPS interview. Variables in this delivery describe data for Panel 13 10 Round 3 and Panel 14 11 Round 1 in 20092006. The variable PANEL indicates the panel from which the data are derived. A value of 13 10 indicates Panel 13 10 Round 3 data and a value of 14 11 indicates Panel 14 11 Round 1 data. Note that Round 3 of Panel 13 10 covers both the end of 2008 2005 and the beginning of 20092006. (When possible, the variables were constructed to represent data from the 2009 2006 portion of Round 3.)

Survey Administration Variables. The Survey Administration variables contain information related to conducting the interview, household and family composition, and person-level and RU-level status codes. Data for the Survey Administration variables were derived from the sampling process, the CAPI programs, or were computed based on information provided by the respondent in the reenumeration section of the questionnaire. Most Survey Administration variables on this file are asked during every round of the MEPS interview. Variables in this delivery describe data for Panel 13 14 Round 3 and Panel 14 15 Round 1 in 20092010. The variable PANEL indicates the panel from which the data are derived. A value of 13 14 indicates Panel 13 14 Round 3 data and a value of 14 15 indicates Panel 14 15 Round 1 data. Note that Round 3 of Panel 13 14 covers both the end of 2008 2009 and the beginning of 20092010. (When possible, the variables were constructed to represent data from the 2009 2010 portion of Round 3.)