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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Aging Health. 2021 Oct 11;34(2):283–296. doi: 10.1177/08982643211043319

Table 3.

Quality Outcomes Among Long-Term Care Residents with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Residents Flu Vaccine Antipsychotic Use One/More Falls Physically Restrained Weight Loss

White 94.07 27.89 8.55 1.20 20.66
(94.03–94.11)C (27.82–27.96)A (8.50–8.60)B (1.18–1.22)B (20.60–20.70)B
Black 93.68 21.21 4.61 0.73 19.72
(93.48–93.88)B (20.87–21.54) (4.33–4.90) (0.65–0.81)A (19.44–20.00)A
Asian/PI 93.35 22.65 7.54 1.34 20.31
(92.82–93.87) AB (21.82–23.47) (6.75–8.34)A (1.12–1.55) BC (19.60–21.03) AB
Hispanic 93.12 27.77 7.94 1.34 19.22
(92.83–93.41)A (27.9–28.25)A (7.49–8.40)A (1.22–1.55)C (18.83–19.61)
AI/AN 93.82 26.67 8.32 0.76 21.26
(92.84–94.79)ABC (24.78–28.56)A (6.79–9.95)AB (0.40–1.13)A (19.61–22.90) AB
Observations 993,768 949,771 462,561 1,001,543 997,509

Notes: Adjusted rates by race/ethnicitywith confidence intervals in parentheses; models are adjusted by sex, age, dual eligibility, Medicare type (fee-for-service or Medicare Advantage) and included both facility and Zip Code Fixed-effects; standard errors were clustered at the facility level; adjusted rates sharing a letter (e.g., superscripts A, B, and/or C) in the group label are not significantly different at the 5% level; all differences are significant at p<.05.