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See Latest ArticlesHow Many Nursing Home Residents Live With a Mental Illness
Psychiatric Services, 07/01/09
Bagchi AD et al. - Policy makers and program managers need to be aware of the strengths and limitations of the data they use in order to make informed decisions. Users of the NNHS, MDS, and MAX data sets should be aware of the differences in recorded diagnoses among the three, especially the relatively limited diagnoses in the MAX and imprecise diagnoses in the MDS.
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