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Table 6 Marginal effects of home care supply on various DTOC

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)

Type of DTOC/Home care measure

FE

IV FE

FE

IV FE

NHS: HCLA

−0.0469c

− 0.0413

− 0.0416b

−0.0459

(0.0173)

(0.0408)

(0.0196)

(0.0400)

NHS: HC10

0.0182

−0.0045

− 0.0363

−0.0903

(0.1315)

(0.3020)

(0.1335)

(0.2861)

AHCP: HCLA

−0.143c

−0.210b

− 0.0944a

−0.256a

(0.051)

(0.103)

(0.0501)

(0.136)

AHCP: HC10

−0.872c

− 1.234b

− 0.541c

− 1.009b

(0.266)

(0.626)

(0.201)

(0.492)

Social care: HC

−0.0110b

− 0.0159b

− 0.0133b

− 0.0206b

(0.0048)

(0.0076)

(0.0056)

(0.0094)

Weak instruments (HCLA) NHS

 

25.71c

 

25.71c

Weak instruments (HCLA) ACHP

 

25.71c

 

9.63c

Weak instruments (HC10) NHS

 

26.96c

 

26.96c

Weak Instruments (HC10) AHCP

 

15.74c

 

15.74c

Weak Instruments (HC) SC

 

100.93c

 

100.93c

Strict exogeneity (HCLA) NHS

 

−1.73a

 

0.64NS

Strict exogeneity (HC10) NHS

 

−0.83NS

 

−0.20NS

Strict exogeneity (HCLA) AHCP

 

−0.52NS

 

−0.97NS

Strict exogeneity (HC10) AHCP

 

1.92b

 

1.45b

Strict exogeneity (HC) SC

 

0.46NS

 

0.75NS

  1. Notes: FE Fixed Effects, IV Instrumental Variables, DTOC Delayed Transfers of Care, AHCP Awaiting Home Care Package, SC Social Care, NS Not Significant. All models include control variables from Tables 4 and 5, respectively. AHCP models use two lags of respective home care supply measure as instruments for DTOC days (HC10 only) and DTOC patients. Standard errors in parentheses. a, b, and c indicate significance at 10, 5 and 1%, respectively