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Table 5 Full model estimates

From: Where did civil servants go? the effect of an increase in public co-payments on double insured patients

Variable

B

IRR (95 % CI)

2012

-0.080 (0.032)**

0.924 (0.868 – 0.983)**

ADSE

-2.578 (0.100)***

0.076 (0.062 – 0.092)***

2012 * ADSE

-0.176 (0.038)***

0.839 (0.779 – 0.903)***

Female

-0.016 (0.338)

0.984 (0.508 – 1.913)

Distance

0.004 (0.005)

1.004 (0.995 – 1.013)

Age

0.005 (0.008)

1.005 (0.991 – 1.020)

PHC origin

-1.523 (1.661)

0.218 (0.008 – 5.652)

Discharge Referral

0.536 (0.274)

1.708 (0.998 – 2.924)

Week

-0.002 (0.001)

0.998 (0.779 – 1.001)

Pseudo R2

0.3503

 

alpha

0.004***

 
  1. Note: these are the results of the full model. The second column presents the coefficients directly extracted from the model (not the marginal effects). The last row shows a likelihood ratio test that alpha equals zero--the likelihood ratio test comparing this model to a Poisson model. Statistical significance is denoted as follows: **p < 5 %.***p < 1 %
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