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TMSIS Dataguide Medicaid.gov
Version 3.27.0

EL-15-001-1

Data Quality Measure
Last updated

Key Information

Measure Name % difference between full-benefit T-MSIS enrollment count (EL-6-023-23) and PI enrollment count (Medicaid + CHIP)
File Type ELG
Measure ID EL-15-001-1
Measure Type Non-claims percentage
Content area ELG

Validation

Validation Type Inferential

Measure Priority

Measure Priority High
Focus Area Unwinding
Category Beneficiary eligibility

Claim Information

Claim Type N/A
Adjustment Type N/A
Crossover Type N/A

Thresholds

Minimum -0.05
Maximum 0.05
TA Minimun -0.05
TA Maximum 0.05
Longitudinal Threshold N/A
For TA
(for including in compliance training)
TA- Inferential
For TA
(Longitudinal)
No

Data Elements

DD Data Element MSIS-IDENTIFICATION-NUM • RESTRICTED-BENEFITS-CODE
DD Data Element Number ELG082ELG097

Annotation Calculate the percent difference between the number of T-MSIS full-benefit enrollees and the Performance Indicator (PI) enrollment count
Specification STEP 1: Performance indicator enrollment count

Retrieve the total PI enrollment count (Medicaid + CHIP) from the PI data. This is an external source. More information is available at: https://www.medicaid.gov/medicaid/program-information/medicaid-and-chip-enrollment-data/sdis/index.html



Note: The PI enrollment count is not always available for the T-MSIS DQ analysis month at the time of the measure calculation. In such cases, the DQ team will wait until the PI data are ready to do the calculation, so that the PI count and T-MSIS count are for the same month.



STEP 2: Full-benefit enrollee count

Use the measure statistic from EL-6-023-23



STEP 3: Difference

Subtract the count of total PI enrollment from STEP 1 from the count of full-benefit enrollees from STEP 2



STEP 4: Percentage

Divide the difference from STEP 3 by the count in STEP 1