Thus, as per capita pediatric bed supply increased, Medicare-pediatric agreement decreased.
Also, as per capita pediatric bed supply increased so did divergence.
Two other variables, sex ratio (male to female) and per capita hospital beds, show a negative relationship with the resilience rank.
On June 24, China jumpstarted the spending spree by releasing guidelines on the square footage, per capita patient beds and required medical equipment for the rural and urban community health facilities.
Second, Group Recovering (gold areas in Fig. 7) was characterized with high values of sex ratio and proportion of primary industry, but low values of per capita hospital beds and education.
We found no relationship between the following market characteristics and cesarean section: average malpractice payments, number of hospital births, percentage of teaching hospitals, percentage of small hospitals, percentage of for-profit hospitals, OB beds per 1,000 capita, neonatal ICU beds per 1,000 capita.
The frequency of sepsis in the ICU strongly correlates with the number of ICU beds per capita such that countries with fewer beds have a greater proportion of their beds occupied by patients with sepsis [ 13].
Previous estimates using national health administrative data indicate that Canada has far fewer ICU beds per capita than the United States, but similar numbers of ICU beds to those in many Western European nations [ 8].
The state has among the lowest number of government-funded beds per capita in the country—so the wait for a public rehab bed is months long.
The observed relationship between hospital deaths and population density, as well as the regional differences, may be partly attributable to the number of available hospital beds per capita, with areas that have a greater number of hospital beds per person having higher rates of hospital deaths [ 3, 19].
