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The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) conducts several workshops throughout the year. These workshops provide extended knowledge about MEPS data, practical information about usage of MEPS public use data files and an opportunity to construct analytic files with the assistance of AHRQ staff. The workshops are designed for health services researchers who have a background or interest in using national health surveys. A registration is required to attend MEPS workshops. AHRQ offers these workshops free of charge. For questions regarding MEPS Workshops, please contact Anita Soni at WorkshopInfo@ahrq.hhs.gov.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Center for Financing, Access, and Cost Trends (CFACT) conducts several webinars throughout the year. These webinars consist of a variety of MEPS topics designed for individuals interested in doing research using MEPS data. A registration is required to attend MEPS webinars. AHRQ offers these webinars free of charge. For any questions about upcoming webinars, please e-mail WorkshopInfo@ahrq.hhs.gov.
Upcoming Two Webinars on Tuesday, January 24th and Tuesday, January 31st, 2023: Linking MEPS Conditions Data. Both webinars will consist of a combination of lecture and hands-on to provide knowledge that researchers need to link the MEPS-HC Medical Conditions public use data files to the Prescribed Medicines public use data files and to the medical events public use data files. Each webinar will be 90 minutes in duration. A Q&A session is planned at the end of the session to give participants an opportunity to ask questions pertaining to their specific research. Webinar #1: Using R to Link MEPS-HC Medical Conditions to Prescribed Medicines Tuesday, January 24th, 2023 @ 11:30 am (ET) Presenter: Rebecca Ahrnsbrak This webinar will cover an applied example of how to link the MEPS-HC Medical Conditions public use data file to the Prescribed Medicines public use data file using R. The example will cover loading MEPS data into R, merging data sets, and using survey procedures to estimate prescribed medicine utilization and expenditures for the treatment of hyperlipidemia among the U.S. civilian noninstitutionalized population in 2020. Basic familiarity with MEPS-HC and R (version 4.0.4 or later) is recommended. Register for the Using R to Link MEPS-HC Medical Conditions to Prescribed Medicines Webinar Webinar #2: Using SAS to Link MEPS-HC Medical Conditions to Medical Events Tuesday, January 31st, 2023 @ 11:30 am (ET) Presenter: Emily Mitchell, PhD This webinar will cover an applied example of how to link the MEPS-HC Medical Conditions public use data file to the Medical Events public use data files using SAS. The example will cover loading MEPS data into SAS, merging data sets, and using survey procedures to estimate utilization and expenditures related to mental health treatment among the U.S. civilian noninstitutionalized population in 2020. Basic familiarity with MEPS-HC and SAS (version 9.4) is recommended. Register for the Using SAS to Link MEPS-HC Medical Conditions to Medical Events Webinar Throughout the year, many conferences and workshops are held featuring papers presented by AHRQ personnel. Please contact the conference sponsors for more information about registration and accommodations.
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