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  Data Development and Use

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  Can State Databases Be Used to Develop a National, Standardized Hospital Nurse Staffing Database? AHRQ 09-R040
L. Unruh, C. Russo, H. Jiang, et al., Western Journal of Nursing Research 31(1):February 2009, 66-88. Examines the feasibility of building a national, standardized hospital nurse staffing database from State data collections to improve the availability of valid, reliable nursing staffing measures and to allow linkages to other databases.  
 
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  Common Formats Allow Uniform Collection and Reporting of Patient Safety Data by Patient Safety Organizations AHRQ 10-R036
C. Clancy, American Journal of Medical Quality, January-February 2010; 25(1):73-75. Commentary by AHRQ director describes the introduction of Common Formats Version 1.0, a set of evidence-based common definitions and reporting formats that will allow patient safety organizations, health providers, and other entities to report patient safety events in a confidential, uniform manner.  
 
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  Emergency Department Care in the United States: A Profile of National Data Sources AHRQ 10-R059
P. Owens, M. Barrett, T. Gibson, et al., Annals of Emergency Medicine, January 2010; e-pub. Provides a comparison of seven data sources that can be used to examine use and quality of emergency department services nationally.  
 
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  Modifying ICD-9-CM Coding of Secondary Diagnoses to Improve Risk-Adjustment of Inpatient Mortality Rates AHRQ 09-R052
M. Pine, H. Jordan, A. Elixhauser, et al., Medical Decision Making 29(1):January/February 2009, 69-81. Examines the effects on risk-adjustment of inpatient mortality rates of progressively enhancing administrative claims data with clinical data that are expensive and difficult to obtain.  
 
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  Resource Guide to AHRQ Child and Youth Health and Health Care Services Data AHRQ 07(08)-0088
Agency for Health Care Research and Quality, February 2008, 106 pp. Provides summary information and guidance on accessing and using the child health data sets and measurement tools available through AHRQ, including the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project, and the Consumer Assessment of Health Providers and Systems Benchmarking Database.  
 
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  Resource Guide to AHRQ Child and Youth Health and Health Care Services Data, CD AHRQ 07(08)-0088-CD
Agency for Health Care Research and Quality, February 2008, CD-ROM format. Provides summary information and guidance on accessing and using the child health data sets and measurement tools available through AHRQ, including the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project, and the Consumer Assessment of Health Providers and Systems Benchmarking Database.  
 
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  The Medical Expenditure Panel Survey: A National Information Resource to Support Healthcare Cost Research and Inform Policy and Practice AHRQ 10-R032
J. Cohen, S. Cohen, J. Banthin, Medical Care, 47(7 Suppl 1):July 2009, S44-S50. Summarizes the capacity of the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) to support research focused on the dynamics of the U.S. health care system.  
 
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  Validating Household Reports of Health Care Use in the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey AHRQ 09-R083
S. Zuvekas, G. Olin, Health Services Research, 44(5 Pt 1):October 2009, 679-700. Assesses the quality of household reports in the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) and the impact of misreporting on descriptive and behavioral analyses. (AHRQ 09-R083)  
 
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