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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Aug 8.
Published in final edited form as: J Rural Health. 2010 Summer;26(2):139–145. doi: 10.1111/j.1748-0361.2010.00275.x

Table 2.

HRRs 2 SDs Above and Below the Unadjusted Mean Oxygen Utilization Rate and the Adjusted Mean Oxygen Utilization Odds Ratio

Unadjusted % Using Oxygen N
HRR unadjusted oxygen utilization rate >2 SDs above the mean HRR
 oxygen utilization rate
  Ogden, UT 76.0 25
  Pueblo, CO 76.0 25
  Idaho Falls, ID 71.4 21
  Casper, WY 63.9 36
  Fort Collins, CO 62.5 32
  Greeley, CO 62.5 32
  Colorado Springs, CO 62.1 66
  Amarillo, TX 60.7 84
  Traverse City, MI 60.7 28
  Salt Lake City, UT 59.7 119
HRR unadjusted oxygen utilization rate >2 SDs below the mean HRR
 oxygen utilization rate
  Harlingen, TX 14.8 54
  New Brunswick, NJ 13.7 102
  Lafayette, LA 12.0 92
  Grand Forks, ND 11.4 35
HRR adjusted* odds ratio for oxygen utilization >2 SDs above the
 mean HRR odds ratio
  Ogden, UT 76.0 25
  Pueblo, CO 76.0 25
  Idaho Falls, ID 71.4 21
  Amarillo, TX 60.7 84
  Traverse City, MI 60.7 28
  Lakeland, FL 53.2 62
  La Crosse, WI 53.1 32
  Saginaw, MI 51.9 104
  Flint, MI 50.0 88
  Grand Rapids, MI 50.0 114
  Olympia, WA 50.0 30
  South Bend, IN 47.5 99
  Redding, CA 46.9 49
  Cape Girardeau, MO 46.7 45
HRR adjusted* odds ratio for oxygen utilization >2 SDs below the
mean HRR odds ratio
None
*

Multiple logistic regression analyses adjusted for age, sex, race, number of admissions, Charlson comorbidity index, elevation, and ZIP code-based median household income.