Medical Expenditure Panel Survey Public Use File Details

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MEPS HC-168I: Appendix to MEPS 2014 Event Files

Release date: September 2016

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This public use release is one in a series of public use event files drawn from the 2014 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) Household (HC) and Medical Provider Components (MPC). This release contains 2 data files each of which is provided as an ASCII file with SAS, SPSS, and STATA programming statements and as a SAS transport file. File 1 is used for linking the MEPS 2014 condition file (HC-170) with the MEPS 2014 event files (HC-168A through HC-168H); File 2 is used for linking the MEPS 2014 prescribed medicines event file (HC-168A) with other 2014 event files. This release also includes one table provided as PDF file: Table 1, the "MEPS 2014 Condition-Event Frequency" table contains unweighted and weighted counts of records on the MEPS 2014 event files for each of the condition, procedure and clinical classification codes on the MEPS 2014 condition file.

Documentation

File type

Documentation	PDF (860 KB) / HTML
Codebook File 1 (Condition Event - CLNK)	PDF (57 KB) / HTML*
Codebook File 2 (Prescribed Medicines - RXLK)	PDF (57 KB) / HTML*
Table 1	PDF (194 KB) / HTML
SAS Programming Statements File 1	TXT (28 KB)
SAS Programming Statements File 2	TXT (28 KB)
SPSS Programming Statements File 1	TXT (3.4 KB)
SPSS Programming Statements File 2	TXT (3.4 KB)
STATA Programming Statements File 1	TXT (5.6 KB)
STATA Programming Statements File 2	TXT (5.6 KB)

Data	File type**

Data File 1, ASCII format

ZIP (1.7 MB) / EXE (1.2 MB)

Data File 2, ASCII format

ZIP (336 KB) / EXE (370 KB)

Data File 1, SAS transport format

ZIP (1.9 MB) / EXE (1.2 MB)

Data File 2, SAS transport format

ZIP (385 KB) / EXE (372 KB)

Questionnaires — see Survey Questionnaires
The PDF version of the codebook is recommended for printing; the HTML version is database driven and lets you navigate quickly to details on each variable. *Right-click on the data file link, then select Save Target As or Save Link As to download the file.

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