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. 2021 May 14;28(3):364–372. doi: 10.1093/ibd/izab074

Table 2.

Temporal Trends in Health Care Spending in Patients With IBD,

Category APC Slope 1 (95% CI) APC Slope 2 (95% CI) Δ Slope 2-1 P APC Slope 3 (95% CI) Δ Slope 3-2 P APC Slope 4 (95% CI) Δ Slope 4-3 P
By age groups
 < 20 y –0.48 (–0.88 to –0.09; 1996-2010) 5.87 (2.15-9.72; 2010-2014) 0.003 11.50 (4.64-18.82; 2014-2016) 0.15
 20-44 y 3.10 (2.15-4.06; 1996-2008) 8.19 (–4.07 to 22.01; 2008-2011) 0.40 1.71 (–0.71 to 4.19; (2011-2016) 0.30
 45-64 y 4.26 (3.74-4.78; 1996-2013) 18.11 (13.23-23.19; 2013-2016) <0.0001
 ≥ 65 y 1.11 (0.76-1.45; 1996-2014) 32.78 (24.01-42.17; 2014-2016) <0.0001
By type of care
 Ambulatory 3.37 (1.85-4.92; 1996-2002) –2.10 (–4.46 to 0.31; 2002-2007) 0.001 5.54 (4.93-6.16; 2007-2016) <0.0001
 Inpatient 1.66 (1.29-2.03; 1996-2014) 39.15 (29.60-49.41; 2014-2016) <0.0001
 Emergency 2.63 (2.34-2.93; 1996-2013) 13.20 (10.02-16.46; 2013-2016) <0.0001
 Prescriptions 13.53 (7.71-19.66; 1996-1999) 4.83 (3.97-5.70; 1999-2008) 0.008 16.25 (10.09-22.75; 2008-2011) 0.002 –1.60 (–2.66 to –0.53; 2011-2016) <0.0001
 Nursing Care –0.51 (–4.15 to 3.27; 1996-1998) –6.01 (–7.15 to –4.86; 1998-2003) 0.009 2.05 (1.72-2.37; 2003-2013) <0.0001 12.48 (10.92-14.05; 2013-2016) <0.0001

Spending by age and type of care between 1996 and 2016 (per 1000-patient prevalence). Minimum percentage points difference 5% between consecutive APC segments.

APC indicates annual percentage change.