2005 National Healthcare Quality Report, Data Tables. Table 1.110

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Table 1.110
Chronic care: Percent of residents with a urinary tract infection, by state, 2003 and 2004^a

	2004				2003
	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	16,119	13,873	8.6	0.05	16,290	13,755	8.4	0.04

Alabama	229	220	8.9	0.35	228	215	8.9	0.33
Alaska	14	6	10.5	0.92	14	5	8.4	2.48
Arizona	133	116	9.8	0.47	135	116	9.2	0.53
Arkansas	237	211	8.1	0.38	240	211	8.2	0.37
California	1,309	1,057	6.8	0.16	1,332	1,043	7.1	0.16
Colorado	215	181	7.9	0.35	216	179	7.5	0.33
Connecticut	247	234	7.7	0.27	251	233	6.8	0.27
Delaware	42	36	8.6	0.70	42	35	9.1	0.82
District of Columbia	20	17	7.1	1.36	21	18	6.3	0.68
Florida	691	629	10.8	0.23	693	627	10.3	0.22
Georgia	362	340	8.1	0.26	362	339	8.0	0.27
Hawaii	45	32	6.3	0.63	45	33	4.9	0.60
Idaho	80	57	9.8	0.62	80	55	9.1	0.72
Illinois	815	690	7.0	0.20	825	680	6.3	0.19
Indiana	509	444	9.6	0.27	519	439	8.9	0.23
Iowa	457	394	7.4	0.24	455	386	7.0	0.21
Kansas	367	291	9.6	0.34	374	303	9.4	0.33
Kentucky	295	245	12.0	0.34	296	246	11.5	0.38
Louisiana	307	281	9.5	0.31	313	280	8.8	0.30
Maine	116	89	8.5	0.59	120	86	8.6	0.49
Maryland	241	202	8.7	0.33	244	202	7.3	0.32
Massachusetts	467	400	9.3	0.23	478	410	8.8	0.23
Michigan	429	390	8.3	0.25	431	394	7.7	0.24
Minnesota	415	385	7.3	0.21	420	387	7.5	0.24
Mississippi	205	183	8.4	0.35	204	181	8.8	0.39
Missouri	521	444	8.7	0.26	535	428	8.5	0.27
Montana	101	63	7.9	0.63	101	64	6.4	0.62
Nebraska	227	190	7.9	0.39	228	184	8.0	0.40
Nevada	43	33	7.2	0.79	43	34	8.0	0.96
New Hampshire	82	72	8.0	0.53	81	72	8.6	0.56
New Jersey	358	314	6.5	0.25	356	304	6.4	0.28
New Mexico	80	64	7.6	0.67	82	61	7.2	0.53
New York	661	627	7.1	0.18	670	617	7.0	0.17
North Carolina	422	368	10.6	0.29	421	369	9.9	0.27
North Dakota	83	73	6.8	0.57	83	71	6.9	0.56
Ohio	979	843	11.2	0.19	991	835	10.7	0.19
Oklahoma	364	275	8.9	0.37	368	267	8.8	0.33
Oregon	138	102	10.3	0.60	140	106	10.4	0.57
Pennsylvania	723	636	9.1	0.19	734	626	9.1	0.20
Rhode Island	95	80	9.9	0.52	95	80	9.3	0.48
South Carolina	177	144	9.6	0.42	178	147	9.7	0.47
South Dakota	111	101	7.6	0.44	113	103	7.9	0.43
Tennessee	332	290	10.5	0.34	337	296	9.5	0.33
Texas	1,137	965	7.3	0.17	1,144	932	7.4	0.17
Utah	90	65	7.3	0.58	88	63	7.2	0.61
Vermont	41	34	8.9	0.70	42	35	8.0	0.69
Virginia	278	241	9.8	0.36	277	239	9.8	0.34
Washington	250	212	11.0	0.37	256	215	11.3	0.39
West Virginia	133	111	10.5	0.54	135	109	10.3	0.48
Wisconsin	399	364	7.8	0.22	407	366	7.9	0.23
Wyoming	39	32	9.6	0.81	39	29	9.2	0.97

^a The 2004 data reflect care for period 7/1/04 to 9/30/04; 2003 data reflect care for period 7/1/03 to 9/30/03.

^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.

Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Minimum Data Set. The 2004 data were downloaded from http://www.medicare.gov/NHCompare/Include/DataSection/Questions/SearchCriteria.asp, March 2005. The 2003 data were downloaded April 2004.

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