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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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  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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