Effect of advance care planning video on do-not-hospitalize orders for nursing home residents with advanced illness

Table 2 Proportion of residents with new do-not-hospitalize orders and any hospital transfers during follow-up^a among residents with advanced illness, by treatment status

	Long-stay residents^b with advanced illness^c			Short-stay residents^b with advanced illness^c
	% (SE) [95% CI]		AME (SE) [95% CI]	% (SE) [95% CI]		AME (SE) [95% CI]
	Intervention (n = 1485)	Control (n = 2417)		Intervention (n = 873)	Control (n = 1342)
Do-not-hospitalize (DNH) order	9.3 (2.2) [5.0, 13.6]	4.2 (1.1) [2.1, 6.3]	5.0 (2.4) [0.3, 9.8]	8.0 (1.7) [4.6, 11.3]	3.5 (1.0) [1.5, 5.5]	4.4 (2.0) [0.5, 8.3]
Any hospitalization	28.4 (1.6) [25.3, 31.5]	28.8 (1.5) [25.8, 31.7]	-0.4 (2.2) [-4.7, 3.9]	39.9 (1.9) [36.1, 43.6]	38.3 (1.4) [35.6, 41.0]	1.5 (2.4) [-3.1, 6.2]

Reflect estimated probabilities from logistic regression, controlling for resident age and race / ethnicity, with a random effect for nursing homes
Abbreviations: AME Average marginal effect, DNH Do not hospitalize
^a12-month follow-up for long-stay residents; 100 days follow-up for short-stay residents
^bLong-stay: over 100 days in nursing home; Short-stay: 100 or fewer days in nursing home
^cAdvanced illness includes residents with advanced dementia or advanced CHF / COPD

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