Table 5.
Marker | Ambulatory Care Sensitive | Acute ACS | Chronic ACS | Referral Sensitive | |||||
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MMC | −2.23* (1.10) | −17.29** (4.56) | −12.54** (4.07) | −7.74** (1.81) | −5.93** (1.60) | −9.56** (2.89) | −6.61* (2.64) | −6.28** (2.30) | −4.06† (2.11) |
OE Ratio | 13.99† (7.72) | 5.32† (2.91) | 8.67† (4.82) | 6.54* (3.27) | |||||
Marker Corrected | n/a | No | Yes | No | Yes | No | Yes | No | Yes |
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MMC* County* Yr | 822 | 822 | 822 | 822 | 822 | 822 | 822 | 822 | 822 |
Cluster robust standard errors in parentheses
p < 0.10,
p < 0.05,
p < 0.01
Models control for county and year fixed effects, % Black, Hispanic, other race, female, Medicaid-eligible, ESRD, 75 – 84 and 84 and above enrollees. MMC coefficient is difference in rates of hospitalization per 1,000 MMC vs. FFS enrollees.
Marker corrected models control for the observed:expected ratio of marker hospitalizations, which proxies for unobserved health status (mean MMC OE = 0.91, mean FFS = 1.01, with values < 1 indicating better than expected health. better than 822 insurance type-county-year cells from 84 counties weighted by enrollment.
AZ, FL, NJ, NY State Inpatient Databases, Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and Medicare data, 1999–2005.