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. 2020 Sep 29;18:38. doi: 10.1186/s12962-020-00232-w

Table 6.

The relationship between dependent quantitative and qualitative variables with the difference between global tariffs and cost bills in inpatient surgeries

Variable Coefficient Std. error T P > t
Operation room costs 1.813807 .3112659 5.83 0.000
Bed day costs .0931373 .1097859 0.85 0.397
Surgeon’s fee −.0819103 .0578948 −1.41 0.158
Nursing services 12.95004 2.235872 5.79 0.000
Anesthesia fee .5926864 .061837 9.58 0.000
Costs of other services .3273084 .0114789 28.51 0.000
Basic insurance organization
 Public health insurance −411,840.2 236,216.2 −1.74 0.082
 Relief Committee, rural health services and foreigners −526,569.1 309,867.6 −1.70 0.090
 Armed Forcesa −399,919.5 722,003.5 −0.55 0.580
 Treatment Services for employees and other groups −186,564.5 468,382 −0.40 0.691
Grouping the operation type
 Gynecology 1,390,989 386,412.1 3.60 0.000
 Ophthalmology 1,058,021 310,024.2 3.41 0.001
 ENT 951,381.8 492,320.6 1.93 0.054
 Urology, orthopedic, cardiac and neurology 46,669.77 484,491.7 .10 0.923

aIn the section “basic insurance organization, social security insurance was used as the basis of regression, and in grouping the surgery type, general surgery was considered the basis of regression