TABLE 1.

False-negative Rates for Rental Assistance by Denominator and Weight, 2004–2012 NHIS-HUD

	False-negative Rate (95% Confidence Interval)
Unweighted
Do not know rental assistance and non-renters excluded	13.8 (13.1, 14.6)
Assign do not know rental assistance to no assistance	14.4 (13.6, 15.2)
Assign do not know rental assistance and non-renters to no assistance	17.5 (16.7, 18.3)
NCHS-adjusted weighted
Do not know assistance and non-renters excluded	15.1 (13.3, 16.9)
Assign do not know rental assistance to no assistance	15.4 (13.6, 17.2)
Assign do not know rental assistance and non-renters as no assistance	18.9 (17.2, 20.6)
Modeled weight
Do not know assistance and non-renters excluded	18.0 (15.9, 20.1)
Assign do not know rental assistance to no	18.3 (16.2, 20.5)
Assign do not know rental assistance and non-renters as no assistance	22.6 (20.6, 24.7)

2004–2012 National Health Interview Survey–Housing and Urban Development (NHIS-HUD) Linked Files, Sample Adults and Sample Children that are enrolled in HUD on the date of interview. There are 7,711 observations using the most restrictive denominator, 7,738 observation when do not know rental assistance is considered a false-negative report, and 8,052 observations when non-renters are added as false-negative negative report, and 8,052 observations when non-renters are reports. Confidence intervals based on linearized standard errors that account for the sample design.

NCHS indicates National Center for Health Statistics.