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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Geriatr Soc. 2019 Jul 29;67(11):2346–2352. doi: 10.1111/jgs.16080

Table 2-.

Regression Results: Association between Admission to a High SMI Facility and Quality Outcomes for Residents with and without Serious Mental Illness (SMI)

Residents with SMI Residents without SMI

Baseline Model 2-SLS Model Baseline Model 2-SLS Model
Sample
Mean
Coef. 95% Confidence
Interval
Coef. 95%
Confidence
Interval
Sample
Mean
Coef. 95% Confidence
Interval
Coef. 95% Confidence
Interval

Restraints 3.1 0.622 (0.257,0.987)** 1.431 (−0.142,3.004) 4.8 0.673 (0.364,0.983)*** 1.069 (−0.419,2.557)
Catheter 7.3 −1.116 (−1.549,−0.683)*** 0.231 (−1.971,2.432) 10.4 −0.655 (−0.969,−0.340)*** 1.748 (0.026,3.471)*
Hospitalizations 16.9 0.124 (−0.423,0.670) 1.465 (−0.912,3.843) 15.7 0.54 (0.214,0.865)*** 3.798 (2.161,5.435)***
Feeding Tube 5.3 0.529 (0.035,1.024)* 3.684 (1.416,5.952)*** 6.7 0.252 (−0.107,0.611) 2.086 (0.432,3.740)*
Pressure Ulcer 8.7 −0.721 (−1.122,−0.319)*** −0.219 (−2.093,1.656) 13.7 −0.683 (−0.988,−0.379)*** 1.575 (−0.053,3.202)
Off-labelOff-labelOff-labelOff-label Antipsychotic Use 12.0 0.817 (0.391,1.242)*** −1.423 (−3.616,0.769)

Notes:

indicates P < 0.1;

*

indicates P<0.05;

**

indicates P < 0.01;

***

indicates P<0.001;

2-SLS = two-stage least squares (instrumental variable estimation); All models adjust for a suite of resident and ZIP-code level control variables (refer to the appendix for complete list), state and year fixed effects, and length of stay; differential distance from a high- vs. low-SMI nursing home (log transformed) is used as the instrumental variable in the 2-SLS models. SMI models contain 12,027 unique facilities with at least one SMI admission during the study period. Non-SMI models contain 11,985 unique facilities with at least one SMI admission during the study period.

SMI population first-stage F-statistic = 542.08

Non-SMI population first-stage F-statistic = 725.1