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Table 5 Results of models of delayed discharges attributed to social care with HC10

From: The influence of home care supply on delayed discharges from hospital in England

 

Log DTOC

(days)

Log DTOC

(days)

Log DTOC (patients)

Log DTOC (patients)

FE

IV FE

FE

IV FE

HC10

−0.562c

− 1.057b

− 0.587c

−1.127b

(0.185)

(0.415)

(0.210)

(0.502)

CH beds per 1000 65+

−0.0249

−0.0182

− 0.0412b

−0.0360

(0.0174)

(0.0221)

(0.0189)

(0.0250)

JSA claimants (%)

−0.177a

−0.215a

− 0.201a

−0.228a

(0.0951)

(0.121)

(0.110)

(0.138)

ASC exp. per pop 16+

2.175b

1.791a

3.239b

2.832b

(1.059)

(1.069)

(1.306)

(1.364)

Avg. house price (log)

−0.0123

0.0776

−0.133

− 0.275

(0.666)

(0.786)

(0.828)

(0.921)

PC uptake (%)

0.1149b

0.1372b

0.1240b

0.1415b

(0.0462)

(0.0637)

(0.0506)

(0.0672)

AA uptake (%)

0.0975

0.1113

0.1172

0.1694a

(0.0640)

(0.0764)

(0.0734)

(0.0955)

Hip fractures per 1000 65+

0.0261

−0.0122

0.0478

−0.00740

(0.0405)

(0.0428)

(0.0458)

(0.0473)

Years (γ)

YES

YES

YES

YES

N

900

750

900

750

R2

0.269

0.262

0.244

0.235

Hausman test

32.79c

32.79c

31.41c

31.41c

Mundlak test

21.62b

21.62b

19.61b

19.61b

Weak instruments (HC10)

 

26.96c

 

26.96c

Strict exogeneity (HC10)

 

0.98NS

 

1.05NS

  1. Notes: FE Fixed Effects, IV Instrumental Variables, DTOC Delayed Transfers of Care, CH Care Home, JSA Job Seeker’s Allowance, ASC exp. per pop 16+ Adult Social Care expenditure per population over 16 years of age, PC Pension Credit, AA Attendance Allowance, NS Not Significant. Standard errors in parentheses. a, b, and c indicate significance at 10, 5 and 1%, respectively