Table 1.

Characteristics of California Nursing Homes, 2005–12

Characteristics	California Nursing Homes, (N = 1,044)
Dependent variables
Mean Total Nurse Minutes PRD, [std. dev.]	214.1 [28.7]
Mean RN Minutes PRD, [std. dev.]	20.0 [11.7]
Mean LPN Minutes PRD, [std. dev.]	45.6 [12.9]
Mean Aides Minutes PRD, [std. dev.]	148.5 [19.9]
Mean RN/Total Minutes PRD, [std. dev.]	0.09 [0.05]
Other facility characteristics
Mean Number of Beds, [std. dev.]	95.02 [47.56]
Percentage Small Size, (n)	30.08 (314)
Percentage Large Size, (n)	69.92 (730)
Percentage Low Staffing, (n)	66.19 (691)
Percentage High Staffing, (n)	33.81 (353)
Percentage For-Profit, (n)	86.59 (904)
Percentage Non-Profit, (n)	13.41 (140)
Mean Net Revenue [std. dev.]	6,898.48 [3,789.17]

PRD (per resident day)

Small size is defined by nursing homes with <=60 beds

Large size is defined by nursing homes with >60 beds

Low staffing is defined by a mean total nurse staffing less than or equal to the mean of total nurse staffing across all nursing homes; Mean total staffing within low staffing nursing homes is 200.4.

High staffing is defined by a mean total nurse staffing greater than the mean of total nurse staffing across all nursing homes; Mean total staffing within high staffing nursing homes is 240.7..

Mean net revenue reported in thousands of dollars.