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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Urol Clin North Am. 2009 Feb;36(1):11–27. doi: 10.1016/j.ucl.2008.08.004

Table 6.

Female nursing home residents with admitting or current diagnosis of urinary incontinence 15

1995 1997 1999

Count Rate (95% CI) Count Rate (95% CI) Count Rate (95% CI)

Totals 13,915 1237 (949-1524) 20,679 1789 (1435-2143) 15,979 1366 (1050-1681)
Age:
 74 or less 2443 1435 (605–2,265) 2408 1334 (610–2,058) 2827 1389 (588–2,190)
 75–84 4159 1131 (662–1,601) 9029 2428 (1,679–3,176) 5668 1540 (972–2,107)

 85 or more 7313 1245 (848–1,644) 9242 1531 (1,085–1,978) 7685 1254 (823–1,685)
Race:
 White 13,397 1340 (1,022–1,558) 17,962 1779 (1,403–2,155) 15,075 1509 (1,148–1,869)
 Other 518 421 (0.0–905) 2717 1969 (858–3,080) 904 554 (58–1,051)

Rate per 100,000 nursing home residents in same demographic stratum.

SOURCE: NNHS.