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Table 3 Distribution of 4523 US hospitals, stratified by hospital characteristics. Results show the adjusted percent of routine medical admissions who received all of their general medical care from one physician

From: Variation among hospitals in the continuity of care for older hospitalized patients: a cross-sectional cohort study

 

N hospital

(%)

N admission (%)

Adjusted percent receiving care by one generalista

Hospital type

  

Mean

10th

25th

50th

75th

90th

All hospitals

4523

729,417 (100%)

52.6

24.1

34.9

51.5

69.9

84.1

Bed size

        

> 500

367

169,656 (23.3%)

42.3

21.5

28.3

42.3

54.1

64.5

201–500

1091

314,367 (43.1%)

44.7

21.6

29.7

43.0

57.7

71.2

<=200

3065

245,394 (33.6%)

57.7

26.9

39.4

57.4

77.0

88.9

Location

        

Rural

1870

138,481 (19.0%)

61.7

30.3

44.3

63.1

80.4

91.1

Urban

2653

590,936 (81.0%)

47.0

22.1

30.5

45.3

61.0

76.3

Type of provider

      

For profit

760

96,302 (13.3%)

59.8

29.4

44.0

59.1

77.6

88.5

Public

1045

97,306 (13.3%)

61.3

28.4

43.6

63.2

80.8

90.9

Non-profit

2718

535,809 (73.4%)

49.4

23.6

33.1

48.0

64.5

78.7

Medical school affiliation

     

Major

442

143,993 (19.7%)

45.8

23.3

31.3

45.5

58.4

69.2

Limited

627

144,656 (19.8%)

45.7

22.2

29.7

42.7

59.6

75.5

Graduate

126

31,784 (4.4%)

44.2

22.0

29.8

43.4

55.8

68.4

No affiliation

3328

408,984 (56.1%)

55.3

25.0

37.0

54.6

73.9

87.1

  1. aAdjusted for admission characteristics in a two-level logistic regression model. Admission characteristics are listed in Table 2 and Supplementary eTable 1