Table 3.
Variable | Coefficient | T-statistics |
---|---|---|
Intercept | 7.04*** | 14.47 |
Medicare days | 0.0007*** | 9.92 |
(Medicare days) 2 | −1.16E−7*** | −4.64 |
(Medicare days) 3 | 1.23E−11*** | 6.28 |
Medicaid days | 0.000006 | 1.49 |
(Medicaid days) 2 | −4.73E−12** | −2.39 |
(Medicaid days) 3 | 6.93E−19*** | 2.78 |
Private days | −0.00002 | −1.39 |
(Private days) 2 | 2.52E−9*** | 4.38 |
(Private days) 3 | −2.84E−14*** | −4.55 |
(Medicare days) (Medicaid days) | −2.85E−9*** | −3.41 |
(Medicare days) (private days) | −1.04E−8** | −2.15 |
(Medicaid days) (private days) | 3.73E−10*** | 2.59 |
Logarithm of wage | 0.73*** | 14.07 |
(Care personnel ratio) (total days) | 1.56E−9* | 1.68 |
(Life personnel ratio) (total days) | −6.11E−10 | −0.78 |
(Catheterization rate) (total days) | 2.0E−7*** | 2.93 |
(Physical restraint rate) (total days) | −6.27E−8*** | −3.17 |
(Drug error rate) (total days) | 3.36E−7** | 2.41 |
(Group organization indicator) (total days) | 6.72E−7*** | 4.09 |
(# of regulatory deficiencies) (total days) | 1.20E−7*** | 2.90 |
(ADL indicator) (total days) | 1.46E−7 | 1.59 |
Profit ownership | −0.26*** | −7.37 |
Nonprofit ownership | 0.02 | 0.42 |
Urban located | 0.03 | 0.79 |
Metropolitan located | 0.06* | 1.73 |
Hospital-based | −1.09*** | −42.25 |
Chain-owned | 0.17 | 1.04 |
(Chain-owned) (profit ownership) | −0.09 | −0.55 |
(Chain-owned) (nonprofit ownership) | −0.20 | −1.20 |
Herfindahl concentration index | −0.15*** | −6.43 |
Combination | 0.02 | 0.77 |
Facility-specific PPS | −0.03 | −1.00 |
Class PPS | −0.07 | −1.50 |
New England | 0.11*** | 3.22 |
Mid-Atlantic | 0.20*** | 5.98 |
South Atlantic | 0.20*** | 6.01 |
East North Central | 0.07*** | 2.62 |
East South Central | 0.18*** | 4.84 |
West North Central | 0.0007 | 0.02 |
West South Central | 0.05 | 1.31 |
Mountain | 0.08** | 2.30 |
R2 | 0.77 | |
F statistics | 376.34*** |
Note:
Significant at p <0.10
Significant at p <0.05
Significant at p <0.01.
Catheterization rate, physical restraint rate, drug error rate, and regulatory deficiencies are transformed into negative values so that greater values indicate higher quality.