Enrollment (treatment) errors, reasons for study discontinuation and time of withdrawal from the study will be described.
They had just been appointed, after an audit discovered that three per cent of the data sets arriving from field enrollment stations contained errors.
At a congressional hearing last week, Cheryl R. Campbell, a senior vice president of CGI Federal, a unit of the CGI Group that built the federal exchange, played down the errors in enrollment transactions.
Yesterday, executives from three of America's largest health insurers defiantly told Congress they would continue to cancel policies for sick patients who did not lie on their enrollment applications, over simple errors on the forms.
Second, the fact that we find a discontinuity in flagship enrollment suggests that measurement error in our class rank measure might be minimal.
As the IV, Hoxby used predicting models for annual enrollment and the prediction error for a given school in a given year.
The CBO's biggest error on enrollment was about the exchanges ― that is, people buying through HealthCare.gov and state sites like Covered California.
The new extension adds to a series of deadline delays by government and the insurance industry to compensate for technical failures and errors plaguing the enrollment process under President Barack Obama's healthcare law.
An article on Saturday about a protest against military recruitment at the University of California, Santa Cruz, that may have resulted in Pentagon surveillance misspelled the given name of the school's chancellor and because of an editing error misstated the enrollment.
The fact that CBO guessed wrong on employer behavior doesn't make its error on exchange enrollment any smaller.
