Table 2.

Correlations Between IT Dimension/Domain Scores and Quality Measures.

Health care domain	IT dimension	Quality measure	pa	ra	R2
Resident care	IT capabilities	Low-risk LS bowel or bladder incontinence	.01	.14	.02
		LS with a urinary tract infection	.00	−.19	.03
		LS assessed/given seasonal flu vaccine	.03	−.15	.02
	Extent of IT use	High-risk LS with pressure ulcers	.00	−.18	.03
		Low-risk LS bowel or bladder incontinence	.00	.19	.04
		LS with a urinary tract infection	.02	−.14	.02
		SS with new or worsened pressure ulcers	.00	−.16	.02
		SS newly received an antipsychotic medication	.05	−.15	.02
	IT integration	Low-risk LS bowel or bladder incontinence	.00	.20	.04
Clinical support	IT capabilities	SS who report moderate to severe pain	.00	−.18	.03
	Extent of IT use	LS who report moderate to severe pain	.00	−.16	.03
	Integration	LS received antianxiety/hypnotic medication	.00	−.17	.03
Administrative activities	IT capabilities	Low-risk LS bowel or bladder incontinence	.00	.20	.04
	IT integration	LS worsened ability to move independently	.01	.16	.03
		LS received antianxiety/hypnotic medication	.01	−.16	.03
Total IT		Low-risk LS bowel or bladder incontinence	.03	.15	.02
		LS with a urinary tract infection	.01	−.15	.02
		LS received antianxiety/hypnotic medication	.01	−.15	.02

Note. IT = information technology; LS = long-stay residents; SS = short-stay residents.

^aOnly values with p value of .05 or less are shown in the table; other values with nonsignificant p values are not shown.