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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 2.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Geriatr Soc. 2011 Jan 3;59(1):3–9. doi: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2010.03230.x

Table 2.

Cross-Sectional Time Series Generalized Estimating Equation Logistic Regression Results: Effect of Changes in States’ Medicaid Payment Rate and Case Mix Reimbursement on the Likelihood of Nursing Homes Achieving a High-Quality Threshold on Four Long-Stay Resident Quality Thresholds: 1999–2005

Medicaid Payment Rate and Case Mix Reimbursement Activity of Daily Living Decline <5% Restraint Use <1% Pressure Ulcer Worsening <2% Persistent Pain <1%
Consumer Price Index–adjusted Medicaid rate (by $10) 1.092** 0.961** 1.021* 1.055**
Case-mix reimbursement (1/0) 0.943 0.898+ 1.067 0.942
Average number of empty beds in county 0.999 1.002 0.997* 0.998
Area Wage Index (by 1 SD) 1.082** 1.124** 0.971* 1.004
Number of admissions per bed 0.767** 1.073** 0.771** 0.919**
Average Nursing Case Mix Index on admission (by 1 SD) 0.815** 0.911** 0.791** 0.938**
% Blacks 1.006** 1.001 0.996** 0.997**

Robust standard errors adjusted for clustering with facility. Quarterly trend terms and facility dummy variables not shown.

The first quarter of 1999 was the reference.

Bold indicates P<.05.

P<**.01,*.05,+.10.

SD = standard deviation.