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. 2021 Jan 14;22:21. doi: 10.1186/s12875-020-01361-0

Table 7.

Predictors of potentially avoidable hospitalizations

Estimation 95%-CI SEM, P-Value
Usual Provider Index1:
UPC − 3.83% [− 4.92%, − 3.24%] 0.0030, < 0.0001
Programme (yes) −2.32% [− 4.23%, − 0.42%] 0.0097, 0.0173
Sex (male) + 9.00% [+ 7.47%, + 10.53%] 0.0078, < 0.0001
Age + 1.45% [+ 1.39%, + 1.51%] 0.0003, < 0.0001
Charlson-index score + 1.86% [+ 1.59%, + 2.13%] 0.0014, < 0.0001
Living in Nursing home (yes) + 14.67% [+ 11.16%, + 18.18%] 0.0179, < 0.0001
Herfindahl Index2:
HI − 3.02% [− 3.46%, −2.58%] 0.0023, < 0.0001
Programme (yes) −2.22% [−4.13%, − 0.32%] 0.0097, 0.0222
Sex (male) + 9.03% [+ 7.50%, + 10.56%] 0.0078, < 0.0001
Age + 1.45% [+ 1.40%, + 1.51%] 0.0003, < 0.0001
Charlson-index score + 1.83% [+ 1.56%, + 2.10%] 0.0014, < 0.0001
Living in Nursing home (yes) + 14.62% [+ 11.11%, + 18.13%] 0.0179, < 0.0001
Sequential Continuity Index3:
SECON −2.45% [− 2.87%, − 2.02%] 0.0022, < 0.0001
Programme (yes) −3.16% [−5.07%, −1.26%] 0.0097, 0.0011
Sex (male) + 7.69% [+ 6.16%, + 9.21%] 0.0078, < 0.0001
Age + 1.41% [+ 1.35%, + 1.46%] 0.0003, < 0.0001
Charlson-index score + 1.97% [+ 1.70%, + 2.24%] 0.0014, < 0.0001
Living in Nursing home (yes) + 14.49% [+ 10.98%, + 18.00%] 0.0179, < 0.0001

Legend. 1. Reduction in the amount of 0.60 potentially avoidable hospitalizations per 100 patients. 2. Reduction in the amount of 0.48 potentially avoidable hospitalizations per 100 patients. 3. Reduction in the amount of 0.39 potentially avoidable hospitalizations per 100 patients