National Healthcare Quality Report, 2006: Table 1.122b

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Table 1.122b
Postacute care: Percent of short-stay residents with delirium, by State, 2002 and 2005^a
	2005				2002
	Number of nursing homes		Percent^b	Standard error	Number of nursing homes		Percent^b	Standard error
State	Total	With score^b	Percent^b	Standard error	Total	With score^b	Percent^b	Standard error
United States	15,984	10,209	2.6	0.04	16,559	9,806	3.8	0.05
Alabama	229	180	1.4	0.17	230	178	2.3	0.26
Alaska	15	2	0.0	0.00	15	4	3.8	1.25
Arizona	133	108	3.5	0.64	137	97	4.1	0.46
Arkansas	236	135	3.0	0.41	251	108	4.2	0.50
California	1,295	736	1.3	0.09	1,349	706	2.8	0.15
Colorado	213	108	2.7	0.42	223	108	4.5	0.51
Connecticut	246	201	3.0	0.30	254	199	3.8	0.27
Delaware	42	28	1.9	0.43	42	28	3.5	0.77
District of Columbia	20	13	1.3	0.49	21	13	1.6	0.35
Florida	685	611	2.0	0.13	713	618	2.8	0.14
Georgia	362	234	3.7	0.33	362	220	4.4	0.36
Hawaii	45	21	2.1	0.53	45	24	3.5	0.97
Idaho	80	42	3.6	0.52	83	55	5.4	0.71
Illinois	802	483	2.9	0.20	854	460	3.8	0.21
Indiana	510	343	2.0	0.19	548	332	3.6	0.25
Iowa	456	88	4.0	0.54	464	75	6.3	0.79
Kansas	358	103	4.1	0.90	377	85	4.9	0.62
Kentucky	296	221	1.8	0.21	301	209	3.1	0.24
Louisiana	303	188	4.3	0.40	321	146	5.3	0.57
Maine	114	74	3.1	0.47	121	70	3.7	0.43
Maryland	236	181	2.4	0.28	246	183	4.0	0.43
Massachusetts	456	341	2.1	0.16	502	355	4.0	0.23
Michigan	430	328	2.9	0.21	435	315	3.8	0.30
Minnesota	400	224	2.8	0.25	426	226	4.1	0.28
Mississippi	204	116	3.1	0.44	204	103	3.3	0.52
Missouri	519	283	3.8	0.34	542	240	5.3	0.37
Montana	98	28	3.5	1.19	103	34	5.3	1.04
Nebraska	225	64	3.4	0.49	229	58	4.6	0.67
Nevada	47	27	2.0	0.49	43	27	4.2	0.90
New Hampshire	82	54	4.1	0.78	83	49	5.6	0.84
New Jersey	360	303	1.6	0.13	359	286	2.5	0.18
New Mexico	76	46	2.8	0.59	82	34	4.2	0.71
New York	658	563	1.5	0.10	670	552	2.7	0.14
North Carolina	422	345	2.8	0.20	414	328	3.3	0.19
North Dakota	83	27	2.9	0.63	85	21	5.1	0.82
Ohio	970	668	3.0	0.16	996	635	4.3	0.18
Oklahoma	348	108	3.1	0.42	373	100	4.9	0.59
Oregon	138	86	3.8	0.43	144	69	6.1	0.70
Pennsylvania	717	573	2.5	0.16	759	589	3.9	0.19
Rhode Island	90	56	2.4	0.40	97	54	3.9	0.57
South Carolina	176	128	2.0	0.25	177	142	3.2	0.32
South Dakota	111	24	3.3	0.88	112	32	3.3	0.58
Tennessee	329	254	2.5	0.28	343	241	4.6	0.38
Texas	1,131	636	2.4	0.15	1,144	589	3.9	0.25
Utah	93	50	3.1	0.50	91	51	7.1	0.91
Vermont	41	23	4.0	0.86	44	26	4.4	0.72
Virginia	278	220	3.1	0.31	282	205	4.5	0.33
Washington	247	175	3.9	0.31	268	178	6.1	0.53
West Virginia	132	79	2.5	0.36	141	82	3.8	0.51
Wisconsin	400	262	2.9	0.23	406	245	4.0	0.28
Wyoming	39	14	3.9	1.99	39	15	3.8	0.94

^a The 2005 data reflect care for period 4/1/05 to 9/30/05; 2002 data reflect care for period 1/1/02 to 6/30/02.

^b A facility had to have at least 20 residents in the denominator for a postacute care measure to be calculated, therefore, the number of facilities may vary for each measure reported in a State.

Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Minimum Data Set. Data were downloaded from www.medicare.gov/nhcompare/home.asp. The 2005 data were downloaded in March 2006; the 2002 data, in November 2002.

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