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. 2013 Nov;132(Suppl 2):S140–S146. doi: 10.1542/peds.2013-1021M

TABLE 4.

RR Estimates for Impact of Random Assignment to DC on Infant EMC, ED Visits, and Hospital Overnights: Post Hoc Tests of Moderation (n = 531).

Variable Birth to 12-Month Total EMC 6- to 12-Month Total EMC Birth to 12-Month ED Visits Birth to 12-Month Hospital Overnights
RR 95% CI RR 95% CI RR 95% CI RR 95% CI
Treatment × birth risk
 No birth risks 0.63*** 0.52–0.77
 1 or more birth risks 0.23*** 0.15–0.33
Treatment × Medicaid or no insurance
 Private health insurance 0.23*** 0.15–0.36 0.20*** 0.08–0.49
 Medicaid or no insurance 0.61*** 0.51–0.73 0.91 0.69–1.21
Treatment × minority status
 Nonminority 0.23*** 0.14–0.36 0.23*** 0.11–0.47 0.46* 0.25–0.84
 Minority 0.65*** 0.55–0.79 0.96 0.72–1.28 0.96 0.78–1.18
Treatment × single-parent status
 2-parent family 0.51** 0.34–0.77 0.22*** 0.14–0.36
 Single-parent family 0.97 0.68–1.39 0.07*** 0.03–0.14
Treatment × infant gender
 Boys 0.48*** 0.38–0.59 0.10*** 0.06–0.17
 Girls 0.63*** 0.48–0.82 0.30*** 0.16–0.58

Dashes indicate moderator was not a significant overall predictor of outcome. CI, confidence interval; EMC, emergency medical care; RR, risk ratio. *P < .05; **P < .01; ***P < .001.