Term: Electronic User Site Location (EUSL) Data

Glossary Definition

Last Updated: 2015-07-30

Definition:

The Electronic User Site Location (EUSL) data is a set of support files that support the Medical Services data and contains de-identified physician numbers and the location(s) where each physician works. The dataset also contains data relating to physician specialty, birthdate, start and stop dates, and location / clinic address information.

For more information on Electronic User Site Location (EUSL) data, see the:

• Electronic User Site Location Data Description that contains a brief summary of the content of the data set and information on the Source Agency, Purpose, Years, Type, Size, Data Level, Components, Scope, Data Collection Method, Data Highlights, Data Cautions, Access Requirements, More Information, and Last Updated date;
  
  
• MCHP Metadata Repository – Electronic User Site Location - [Internal Access Only] - for technical and programming related information, including an Overview, Data Model, Data Quality, Data Dictionary, Documents and Reports, and Blog.

Related concepts 

• Measuring Majority of Care
• Patient Allocation Algorithm: Assigning Patients to Physicians, Physician Groups or Clinics
• Physician Characteristics
• Physician Characteristics - Primary Care Group Practices

Related terms 

• Provider Registry Data

Links 

• MCHP Data Repository - Electronic User Site Location Data Description