Professional Development

Using T-MSIS Data for Medicaid and CHIP Analytics

In this recorded presentation from the 2021 Health Datapalooza and National Health Policy Conference, Kimberly Proctor of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, reviews how her division uses T-MSIS data to facilitate Medicaid and CHIP analytics.

T-MSIS is a relational database that states use to submit their Medicaid & CHIP data to CMS. While this includes billions of parent and child records, it is not optimized for health services research. In this brief presentation, Kimberly Proctor of CMS highlights how her team repackages the information that states submit into a research-ready format with data on beneficiary eligibility and enrollment, fee-for-service claims and managed care service use and spending data, and managed care plan and provider information.

Medicaid Agencies Benefit from Partnerships with State Public Universities

Sep 09, 2020

Publication

Public Universities Conduct Policy Relevant Research in Partnership with Medicaid Agencies

Sep 09, 2020

The State-University Partnership Learning Network (SUPLN) is an ongoing collaboration that works to facilitate peer-to-peer learning and dialogue among state-university partnerships through various ways including hosting meetings and bi-monthly web conferences with the goal of improving the cost and quality of care of the Medicaid program.