Table 9_1_6-3

2008 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports

The National Healthcare Quality Report (NHQR) is a comprehensive national overview of quality of health care in the United States. It is organized around four dimensions of quality of care: effectiveness, patient safety, timeliness, and patient centeredness.

Table 9_1_6.3
Low-risk long-stay nursing home residents who lose control of their bowels or bladder, by State, 2002 and 2007^a
State	2007				2002
	Number of nursing homes				Number of nursing homes
	Total	With score^b	Percent^b	SE	Total	With score^b	Percent^b	SE
Total	15,811	11,933	49.3	0.1	16,290	11,710	46.4	0.1
Alabama	232	207	46.5	0.9	228	194	43.9	0.9
Alaska	15	5	57.8	4.8	14	3	51.0	2.1
Arizona	135	98	50.5	1.5	135	104	47.8	1.1
Arkansas	235	194	42.9	0.9	240	170	39.5	0.9
California	1,265	840	56.7	0.6	1,332	794	55.4	0.6
Colorado	210	152	44.9	1.2	216	147	40.9	1.1
Connecticut	244	216	47.7	0.9	251	220	42.5	0.9
Delaware	44	32	47.8	2.1	42	32	49.4	2.1
District of Columbia	20	15	55.4	2.8	21	15	51.9	2.8
Florida	678	570	51.4	0.5	693	571	47.0	0.5
Georgia	359	310	49.7	0.8	362	309	47.3	0.7
Hawaii	46	26	63.9	2.2	45	26	64.1	1.8
Idaho	77	44	54.0	2.0	80	41	50.5	1.9
Illinois	799	632	40.6	0.7	825	629	38.4	0.7
Indiana	511	395	48.5	0.7	519	387	43.6	0.6
Iowa	452	312	43.7	0.8	455	310	38.7	0.7
Kansas	350	192	43.2	1.1	374	213	38.5	1.1
Kentucky	291	217	48.6	1.0	296	202	47.7	0.9
Louisiana	292	253	38.9	0.8	313	263	35.7	0.7
Maine	113	47	67.5	1.4	120	44	62.4	1.7
Maryland	233	183	55.8	1.0	244	177	53.2	0.9
Massachusetts	446	359	60.6	0.6	478	376	55.6	0.6
Michigan	425	347	50.2	0.7	431	353	48.3	0.7
Minnesota	393	311	50.8	0.7	420	333	47.3	0.7
Mississippi	203	176	47.2	0.9	204	164	43.7	1.0
Missouri	515	374	36.3	0.7	535	357	36.2	0.7
Montana	92	46	49.2	1.9	101	49	41.8	1.6
Nebraska	225	133	46.9	1.2	228	123	42.7	1.3
Nevada	48	34	53.3	2.4	43	30	53.2	1.9
New Hampshire	81	64	50.7	1.3	81	66	46.2	1.1
New Jersey	361	299	44.2	0.7	356	286	43.8	0.7
New Mexico	72	56	46.8	1.5	82	54	40.5	1.8
New York	657	597	51.9	0.6	670	584	50.2	0.5
North Carolina	421	332	56.1	0.7	421	308	50.2	0.7
North Dakota	83	55	44.6	1.2	83	58	43.1	1.8
Ohio	956	741	44.8	0.5	991	714	42.6	0.5
Oklahoma	327	198	39.9	1.0	368	201	34.6	0.9
Oregon	138	61	55.3	1.3	140	65	55.4	1.7
Pennsylvania	715	555	61.9	0.5	734	549	58.4	0.5
Rhode Island	86	68	44.3	1.6	95	73	41.0	1.6
South Carolina	174	133	59.7	1.1	178	127	58.1	1.2
South Dakota	110	85	47.9	1.3	113	82	46.0	1.1
Tennessee	323	268	48.3	0.8	337	262	46.9	0.8
Texas	1,142	811	46.0	0.5	1,144	736	43.2	0.5
Utah	92	48	47.5	1.8	88	49	43.9	2.2
Vermont	40	26	56.5	2.0	42	27	55.4	2.1
Virginia	277	216	56.4	0.9	277	205	55.4	0.8
Washington	242	171	58.0	0.9	256	179	55.5	0.9
West Virginia	131	104	52.5	1.1	135	95	45.5	1.1
Wisconsin	396	305	45.9	0.7	407	333	42.2	0.7
Wyoming	39	20	45.8	3.0	39	21	36.7	3.1

^a The 2007 data reflect care for the period 10/1/07 to 12/31/07; 2002 data reflect care for the period 4/1/02 to 6/30/02.

^b A facility had to have at least 30 residents in the denominator for a chronic care measure to be calculated; therefore, the number of facilities may vary for each measure reported in a State.

Key: SE: standard error.

Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Minimum Data Set. Data were downloaded from www.medicare.gov/nhcompare/home.asp. The 2007 data were downloaded on April 18, 2008; the 2002 data, in November 2002.

Current as of September 2009

Internet Citation: Table 9_1_6-3: 2008 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. September 2009. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://archive.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr08/9_nursinghome_homehealth_hospice/T9_1_6-3.html