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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Econ. 2015 Feb 19;41:133–147. doi: 10.1016/j.jhealeco.2015.02.002

Table 3.

Duration Analysis on the Policy Variable

Dependent variable: Pass-through policy
(1) (2) (3) (4)
log CNA hours (1999) 1.407 (5.039) −8.184 (11.43) −6.224 (10.25)
Pressure ulcer worsening rate (1999) 22.08 (15.69) 22.08 (15.69)
ADL decline rate (1999) −7.656 (6.692) −7.656 (6.692)
Persistent pain rate (1999) 15.56 (12.56) 15.56 (12.56)
State minimum nursing hours −0.0140 (0.318) 0.128 (0.843) −0.448 (0.825) −0.291 (0.945)
Medicaid payment rate (1999) −0.0219 (0.146) 0.128 (0.315) 0.157 (0.535) 0.137 (0.544)
Case-mix reimbursement (1999) 0.741 (0.563) 2.157 (1.440) 2.604* (1.435) 2.467* (1.374)
Dummy: 2 years later −0.564 (0.741) 0.0288 (0.762) 0.326 (0.881) 0.317 (0.853)
Dummy: 3 years later 0.114 (0.643) 1.373** (0.692) 1.826** (0.780) 1.820** (0.773)
Dummy: 4 years later −0.712 (0.848) 0.664 (0.889) 1.225 (0.963) 1.226 (0.968)
Dummy: 5 years later −1.372 (1.115) 0.0132 (1.136) 0.552 (1.303) 0.552 (1.295)
Facility and market covariates No Yes Yes Yes
No. of observations 165 165 165 165

Notes: Initial policy, facility, and market covariates are 1999 averages. States that already had the pass-through policy in 1999 are dropped in the estimation. The excluded dummy variable is “one year later”. Robust standard errors are in parentheses. Medicaid repayment rate is in $10 increments. Facility and market variables listed in Table 2 were used as covariates in columns (2) to (4).

*, **, and ***

indicate significance at the 10%, 5%, and 1 % level, respectively.