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1 Using the CCDF Policies Database in Child Care Research Orientation Webinar March 21, 2013
2 How Do I Ask a Question?
3 Using the CCDF Policies Database in Child Care Research Orientation Webinar March 21, 2013
4 Acknowledgements The CCDF Policies Database Project is funded by the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation (Contract number GS23F8198H) We gratefully acknowledge the contributions of the project s expert panel, ACF staff in Washington D.C. and in the regions, and State and Territory administrators. The views expressed in this presentation do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation, the Administration for Children and Families, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Urban Institute, or the Urban Institute s trustees or funders.
5 Today s Discussion Overview of the CCDF Policies Database Policies included in the database Coding and verification process How to use the CCDF Policies Database for your research Book of Tables Full data files Answering your questions
6 Kinds of Research that Might Use the CCDF Policies Database Projects that need Detailed information (beyond the information in the State Plans) Cross-time information Information across States and Territories
7 Examples of Possible Uses What are the CCDF policies for TANF families in State X (for example, prior to a site visit)? How do these policies vary across States? Book of Tables (if October 1 data) Database information Are differences in health and safety requirements for unregulated providers related to the number and characteristics of children receiving in-home care? Database data with 800 or 801 data
8 Selected Uses to Date Linking CCDF policy data with State-level data on child welfare (Researchers from Oregon State University, SRCD, and Georgetown) TRIM microsimulation work funded by HHS/ASPE Policy questions from ACF and State administrators
9 The CCDF Policies Database Project Detailed information on CCDF policies Information on all 50 States, D.C., Territories and outlying areas Captures changes across time Data collected mainly from States policy manuals
10 CCDF Policies Database Process
11 Information in the Database Eligibility requirements Application and reporting information Priority and waiting list policies Copayments Reimbursement rates and provider policies
12 Eligibility Policies Age limits for subsidized children Approved activities Defining the family unit Treatment of older siblings, teen parents, stepparents, other adults Income disregards and deductions Income eligibility thresholds By family size Initial and continuing Assets tests
13 Eligible Activities: Job Search October 1, 2011
14 Treatment of Different Types of Income and Benefits October 1, 2011
15 Application and Reporting Policies Application procedures Information that must be verified with documentation Requirements for reporting changes If families receiving different types of benefits/services are exempt from redetermination Terms of authorization
16 Verification Requirements October 1, 2011
17 Redetermination Period October 1, 2011
18 Priority and Waiting List Policies Priority policies for different groups Waiting list policies
19 Priority Policies October 1, 2011
20 If a Waiting List Is Used When Funds Are Not Available to Serve All Families October 1, 2011
21 Copayment Policies Copayment exemptions Copayment administration Basic calculation method Detailed table of income ranges and copayment amounts or percents, by family size Adjustments for multiple children Other adjustments
22 If Families Are Exempt from Copayments October 1, 2011
23 Copayments for a Three Person Family with $15,000 in Annual Earnings October 1, 2011
24 Reimbursement Rate and Other Provider Policies Reimbursement rates by provider type Higher rates in tiered systems Information for legally unregulated providers Background checks Training requirements Age requirements
25 Center Maximum Reimbursement Rates for Toddlers October 1, 2011
26 States with Tiered Reimbursement October 1, 2011
27 Two Ways for YOU to Access the Database Information 1. Book of Tables 2. Detailed Data Files
28 Book of Tables Selected policies from the CCDF Policies Database Policies in effect on October 1 of each year Latest Book of Tables shows policies in effect on October 1, 2011 Includes complete set of October 1, 2010 tables Complete Book available from OPRE Information in the columns of the tables available in Excel format from Research Connections
29 Examples from the 2011 Book of Tables Table 3. Approved Activities for CCDF Eligibility, 2011 State Employment Job Search Job Search Time Limit High School/GED 2 ESL 2 Training 2 Education 2 Post-Secondary Alabama Yes No NA Yes No Yes 3 Yes 3 Alaska Yes Yes, for initial and continuing eligibility Arizona Yes Yes, only for continuing eligibility 80 hours in a year 4 Yes Yes Yes Yes 60 days in a year 5 Yes Yes Yes Yes 6 Arkansas Yes No NA Yes No Yes Yes California Yes Yes, for initial and 60 days in a year 7 Yes Yes Yes Yes continuing eligibility Colorado Yes Yes, for initial and continuing eligibility Connecticut Yes Yes, only for continuing eligibility Delaware Yes Yes, for initial and continuing eligibility DC Yes Yes, for initial and continuing eligibility Florida Yes Yes, only for continuing eligibility 14 Georgia Yes Yes, only for continuing eligibility Hawaii Yes Yes, for initial and continuing eligibility Job Search Activities 30 days in a year 8 Yes 9 Yes 9 Yes 9 Yes 9 Other 10 Yes 11 No No No 3 months per job loss occurrence Yes No No No 12 NA 13 Yes Yes Yes Yes 30 days per job loss occurrence Yes 15 Yes 15 Yes 15 Yes 15 8 weeks per job loss Yes No Yes No 17 occurrence days in a year 18 Yes No 19 Yes Yes
30 Examples from the 2011 Book of Tables Table 31. Copayment Amounts for a Single Parent with a Two-Year-Old Child in Full-Time Care (Monthly Dollar Amounts), Annual Earnings State $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 $30,000 Alabama 78 Not eligible Not eligible Not eligible Alaska Arizona Not eligible Not eligible Arkansas Not eligible California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Not eligible DC Florida Not eligible Not eligible Georgia Not eligible Not eligible Hawaii Idaho Not eligible Not eligible Not eligible Illinois Not eligible Indiana 63 Not eligible Not eligible Not eligible Iowa Not eligible Not eligible Kansas Not eligible Kentucky Not eligible Not eligible Louisiana Not eligible Maine
31 Examples from the 2011 Book of Tables Table 34. Maximum Reimbursement Rates for Licensed Child Care Centers (Monthly Dollar Amounts), Full-Time Care Infant (11 months) Toddler (35 months) Preschool (59 months) Before-and-After Care School-Age (84 months) State Base Rate Highest Rate Base Rate Highest Rate Base Rate Highest Rate Base Rate Highest Rate Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware DC Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine
32 Book of Tables Available from OPRE /child-care-and-development-fund-ccdf-policiesdatabase
33 Using the Book of Tables Is the information in the Book of Tables sufficient? Point-in-time No sub-state detail Does not include all details
34 Detailed Data Files Full Database detail (beyond detail provided in Book of Tables) Files capture policy changes over time Available as Excel, SAS, Stata, SPSS, ASCII, and delimited files
35 Detailed Data Files Available from Research Connections
36 Using the Detailed Database When the Book of Tables isn t sufficient Things you need to do Decide what variables you need Understand how the variables are coded Understand how the Database records are structured Understand when the Database has more than one record of information for the same State Understand missing data Download the data
37 The User Guide Detailed coding instructions including Variable names Variable definitions Coding options Additional coding notes Structure Grouped by categories of information
38 User Guide: Identifying Variables
39 User Guide: How Variables are Coded Variable Families Whose Copayments are Waived If families below 100 percent of the Federal poverty level are categorically exempt from copayment requirements. (CopayPovertyExempt) Variable Options and Notes Variable Options 0 - NA 1 - Yes 2 - No 92 - Not in manual Coding Notes 1. This policy must be explicitly stated. 2. This variable is only coded Yes if the state exempts all families below 100 percent of the Federal poverty level. If the State exempts some other subset of families in poverty, this policy is described in the notes field.
40 Data Files What is included All coding from the database through October 1, 2011 Every category in the database Additional information on header variable (State, county, program, family group, provider type, and provider subtype) codes Excel file structure One worksheet for each policy category Additional worksheets with header variable codes
41 Data Files: Understanding Header Variables State County Program Family Group Provider Type Provider Subtype BeginDat EndDat Begin Majority End Majority EligMaxAgeChild /06/ /09/ /06/ /09/ /10/ /12/ /10/ /12/ /10/ /06/ /10/ /06/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /06/ /07/ /06/ /07/ /05/ /07/ /05/ /05/ /06/ /05/ /06/30 1
42 Data Files: Understanding Multiple Records Example: Copayment Adjustments for Texas Changes over time and sub-state variation
43 When There Are Multiple Records Something changed in that area of policy Different policies in different sub-state area Different policies for different types of providers or different groups of families Different policies for different CCDF-funded programs
44 Downloading the Data Available formats Excel SPSS SAS Stata ASCII delimited Same general procedures as downloading any other Research Connections data
45 Using the Data: Example 1 What are the CCDF policies for TANF families in South Carolina? How do these policies vary across States?
46 Example 1: Identify the Variables A review of the user guide shows several relevant variables Treatment of TANF income Activity requirements Eligibility when sanctioned in TANF Priority policies Redetermination exemptions Copayment exemptions
47 Example 1: Understand How the Variables are Coded
48 Example 1: Understand the Data File Structure State County Program Copay TANF Exempt Family Group Provider Type Provider Subtype BeginDat EndDat Begin Majority End Majority /08/ /09/ /08/ /09/ /10/ /12/ /10/ /12/31 2 Copay TANFExempt _NOTES
49 Example 1: How These Policies Vary Across States If a researcher wanted to know how these policies vary across States, follow the same steps and look at the records for all States Copay TANF Exempt Copay TANFExempt _NOTES State County Program Family Group Provider Type Provider Subtype BeginDat EndDat Begin Majority End Majority /10/ /09/ /10/ /09/ /10/ /12/ /10/ /12/ /10/ /12/ /10/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /12/31 92 In the participa /07/ /09/ /07/ /09/ /09/ /06/ /09/ /06/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /05/ /12/ /05/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /07/ /12/ /06/ /12/ /06/ /12/ /09/ /12/ /09/ /12/ /03/ /12/ /03/ /12/ /11/ /12/ /11/ /12/31 2 Only TANF fam /03/ /12/ /03/ /12/ /05/ /09/ /05/ /09/ /10/ /12/ /10/ /12/31 1 TANF families
50 Using the Data Files: Example 2 Are differences in health and safety requirements for unregulated providers related to the number and characteristics of children receiving in-home care?
51 Example 2: Identify the Variables A review of the user guide shows several relevant variables Health and safety checklist Who completes the review Exempt providers Additional inspection requirements
52 Example 2: Understand How the Variables are Coded
53 Example 2: Understand the Data File Structure State County Program Family Group Provider Type Provider Subtype BeginDat EndDat Begin Majority End Majority Checklist Requirem ent /10/ /12/ /10/ /12/ /01/ /12/ /01/ /12/ /09/ /12/ /09/ /12/ /01/ /12/ /01/ /12/ /05/ /12/ /05/ /12/ /09/ /12/ /09/ /12/ /09/ /12/ /88/ /88/ /10/ /12/ /10/ /12/ /10/ /11/ /10/ /11/ /11/ /12/ /11/ /12/31 2 Checklist Requirem ent _NOTES
54 Linking Data Policy data could be linked to data from Surveys Administrative data Potential linking variables State Sub-State area Characteristics of family or arrangement Linking would use standard merge commands in software packages
55 801 Data Available from Research Connections
56 Questions? Additional details on particular categories of information? Additional information on process for coding or verifying the data? Additional information on how to find or download the data?
57 How Do I Ask a Question?
58 Contact Us Linda Giannarelli, Project Director Sarah Minton, Project Manager Christin Durham, Project Manager The Urban Institute Kathleen Dwyer, Project Officer HHS/ACF/OPRE
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