List of Tables

3.1 Distribution of Discharges from U.S. Community Hospitals, by Principal Diagnosis CCHPR, 1990 and 1995, Substance Use and Mental Disorder Sample

3.2 Diagnosis Subgroup Definitions

3.3 Substance Use and Mental Disorder Discharges Compared with All Discharges from U.S. Community Hospitals, 1990 and 1995

4.1 Analysis Sample Means and Standard Deviations of the Model Variables, by State and for All Nine States Pooled

4.2 Probability of Seeking Inpatient Alcohol Abuse Treatment: Coefficients and Standard Errors from Baseline Logit Models

4.3 Probability of Seeking Inpatient Alcohol Abuse Treatment, by State: Coefficients and Standard Errors on the Expected Payer Variables

5.1 Variable Means for Iowa and New Jersey

5.2 Likelihood Ratio Test for Pooling

5.3 Hausman and Small-Hsiao Tests of Irrelevance of Independent Alternatives (IIA) Assumption: Iowa and New Jersey

5.4 Marginal Effects for the Choice of Substance Abuse Treatment Setting: Iowa

5.5 Marginal Effects for the Choice of Substance Abuse Treatment Setting: New Jersey

5.6 Marginal Effects as a Proportion of the Predicted Probability of Each Outcome: Iowa

5.7 Marginal Effects as a Proportion of the Predicted Probability of Each Outcome: New Jersey

6.1 Characteristics of Female Substance Abuse Treatment Clients Aged 18 or Older at Admission: 1997–1999

6.2 Weighted Length of Stay (LOS) among Female Substance Abuse Treatment Clients Aged 18 or Older at Admission, by Age at Admission and Facility Type of Care

6.3 Weighted Length of Stay (LOS) among Female Substance Abuse Treatment Clients Aged 18 or Older at Admission, by Race and Facility Type of Care

6.4 Weighted Length of Stay (LOS) among Female Substance Abuse Treatment Clients Aged 18 or Older at Admission, by Education at Admission and Facility Type of Care

6.5 Weighted Length of Stay (LOS) among Female Substance Abuse Treatment Clients Aged 18 or Older at Admission, by Primary Source of Referral and Facility Type of Care

6.6 Weighted Length of Stay (LOS) among Female Substance Abuse Treatment Clients Aged 18 or Older at Admission, by Primary Source of Payment for Treatment and Facility Type of Care /P>

6.7 Weighted Length of Stay (LOS) among Female Substance Abuse Treatment Clients Aged 18 or Older at Admission, by Availability of Child Care Services and Facility Type of Care

6.8 Weighted Length of Stay (LOS) among Female Substance Abuse Treatment Clients Aged 18 or Older at Admission, by Client Composition of Facility and Facility Type of Care

6.9 Weighted Cox's Proportional Hazard Regression Analysis of Length of Stay (LOS) among Female Substance Abuse Treatment Clients Aged 18 or Older at Admission Discharged from Nonhospital Residential Facilities, Outpatient Nonmethadone Facilities, or Combination Facilities

7.1 Means and Standard Errors of Analysis Variables, Outpatient Nonmethadone Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities, ADSS Phase II Administrator and Cost Studies, 1997 (N = 222; Weighted N = 9,166)

7.2 Cost Function Results, Outpatient Nonmethadone Substance Abuse Treatment Facilities, ADSS Phase II Administrator and Cost Studies, 1997

8.1 Descriptive Statistics, by Facility Funding Source

8.2 Marginal Effects on the Probability of Inpatient Treatment, for Selected Models, 1996

8.3 Simulation of the Effects of Changes in Client Characteristics on the Probability of Inpatient Admission to a Facility That Receives Earmarked Funds: State A

8.4 Simulation of the Effects of Changes in Client Characteristics on the Probability of Inpatient Admission to a Facility That Receives Earmarked Funds: State B

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