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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 5.
Published in final edited form as: J Rural Health. 2011 Jul 28;28(2):174–182. doi: 10.1111/j.1748-0361.2011.00385.x

Table 2.

County-level White Infant Mortality Rates Regressed on Appalachian/non-Appalachian status, Urbanization Level, White Poverty Rates, and Non-federal Active Physicians per 1,000 population

Model 1
Model 2
1976-1980 1996-2000 1976-1980 1996-2000
Number of counties used 1037 1060 1037 1060
Intercept 12.211*** 5.541*** 12.272*** 5.370***
Appalachian 0.761*** 0.100
Sub-regions
 Northern Appalachia 0.922*** 0.092
 North Central Appalachia 1.188** 0.498
 Central Appalachia 0.306 −0.248
 South Central Appalachia 0.775* 0.375
 Southern Appalachia 0.335 0.169
Urbanization 0.241 0.493*** 0.252 0.477***
 Small Metro 0.345 0.719*** 0.309 0.692***
 Smaller Urban −0.492 0.780* −0.491 0.786*
 Rural −0.492 0.780* −0.491 0.786*
White Poverty 0.190*** 0.100*** 0.199*** 0.105***
Number of physicians per 1,000
residents
0.196** −0.053** 0.181** −0.054*
Percent of White Population −0.028*** −0.006 −0.029*** −0.005
R2 0.215 0.184 0.220 0.176
Adjusted R2 0.210 0.179 0.211 0.167
F statistics 40.31*** 33.99*** 26.23*** 22.19***
*

Notes: P < .05,

**

P < .01,

***

P < .001