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The research aims to address the methodological gap in patient experience surveys by introducing Claims-Based Enumeration Sampling (CBES).

April 20, 2026Journal of EpidemiologyOpen Access

Claims-Based Enumeration Sampling (CBES): Utilizing Administrative Claims Data as a Sampling Frame for Patient Experience Surveys

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Demonstrates a new method using administrative claims data for patient experience surveys, suggesting improvements in sampling accuracy.

The research aims to address the methodological gap in patient experience surveys by introducing Claims-Based Enumeration Sampling (CBES).
Introduced Claims-Based Enumeration Sampling (CBES) methodology.
Utilized administrative claims data as a sampling frame.
Explored integration of real-world data with patient perspectives.
Identified a comprehensive coverage in claims data.
Demonstrated reduced selection bias for patient experience surveys.
Proposed a more reliable sampling framework for future surveys.

Shimada et al. (2026) studied this question.

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April 20, 2026Journal of EpidemiologyOpen Access

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Demonstrates a new method using administrative claims data for patient experience surveys, suggesting improvements in sampling accuracy.

The research aims to address the methodological gap in patient experience surveys by introducing Claims-Based Enumeration Sampling (CBES).
Introduced Claims-Based Enumeration Sampling (CBES) methodology.
Utilized administrative claims data as a sampling frame.
Explored integration of real-world data with patient perspectives.
Identified a comprehensive coverage in claims data.
Demonstrated reduced selection bias for patient experience surveys.
Proposed a more reliable sampling framework for future surveys.

Shimada et al. (2026) studied this question.

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