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Research ArticleOriginal Research

Physician-Level Continuity of Care and Patient Outcomes in All-Payer Claims Database

Mingliang Dai, Zachary J. Morgan, Kyle Russel, Beth A. Bortz, Lars E. Peterson and Andrew W. Bazemore
The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine November 2023, 36 (6) 976-985; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3122/jabfm.2023.230119R1
Mingliang Dai
From the American Board of Family Medicine (MD, ZJM, LEP, AWB); Virginia Health Information (KR); Virginia Center for Health Innovation (BAB); Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Kentucky (LEP); Center for Professionalism and Value in Health Care (AWB).
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Zachary J. Morgan
From the American Board of Family Medicine (MD, ZJM, LEP, AWB); Virginia Health Information (KR); Virginia Center for Health Innovation (BAB); Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Kentucky (LEP); Center for Professionalism and Value in Health Care (AWB).
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Kyle Russel
From the American Board of Family Medicine (MD, ZJM, LEP, AWB); Virginia Health Information (KR); Virginia Center for Health Innovation (BAB); Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Kentucky (LEP); Center for Professionalism and Value in Health Care (AWB).
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Beth A. Bortz
From the American Board of Family Medicine (MD, ZJM, LEP, AWB); Virginia Health Information (KR); Virginia Center for Health Innovation (BAB); Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Kentucky (LEP); Center for Professionalism and Value in Health Care (AWB).
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Lars E. Peterson
From the American Board of Family Medicine (MD, ZJM, LEP, AWB); Virginia Health Information (KR); Virginia Center for Health Innovation (BAB); Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Kentucky (LEP); Center for Professionalism and Value in Health Care (AWB).
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Andrew W. Bazemore
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    Contextualizing the associations between physician-level continuity of care and total cost with patient age and comorbidity.

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    Table 1.

    Patient Characteristics by Physician-Level Continuity of Care Quintile, 2019

     Attributed to physicians with bottom (1) to top (5) quintiles of Physician-Level Continuity of Care
    Patient Sample (n = 1,612,377)Quintile 1 n = 323,115Quintile 2 n = 319,010Quintile 3 n = 350,216Quintile 4 n = 335,228Quintile 5 n = 284,808
    Range of Phy-CoC scores<0.390.39-0.550.55-0.640.64-0.73>=0.73
    Age, mean (SD)28 (26)48 (25)56 (22)58 (22)58 (23)
    Gender
     Woman18.8%20.0%22.1%21.7%17.3%
     Man21.6%19.5%21.2%19.6%18.1%
    Geography of residence
     Isolated small rural town8.6%15.6%14.9%24.6%36.4%
     Small rural town9.7%12.4%19.0%22.2%36.7%
     Large rural city/town15.7%12.7%16.3%24.6%30.6%
     Urban21.3%20.8%22.4%20.4%15.1%
    SDI score29 (29)26 (26)30 (29)33 (30)36 (30)
    CCI score0.7 (1.8)1.2 (2.3)1.4 (2.4)1.6 (2.5)1.7 (2.6)
    MARA score0.6 (1.4)0.9 (1.7)1.1 (1.8)1.2 (1.9)1.2 (2.0)
    Utilization outcomes in 2019
     Total cost, mean (SD)$5,496 (22,426)$8,428 (23,980)$9,551 (25,197)$10,441 (25,183)$10,777 (25,672)
     Any preventable hospitalization0.3%0.6%0.8%0.9%1.1%
    Primary insurance payer
     Medicare8.3%16.7%24.1%26.7%24.2%
     Medicaid34.7%19.9%14.7%15.4%15.2%
     Commercial26.9%22.4%21.2%16.9%12.6%
    Specialty of attributed physician
     Family medicine14.7%21.2%26.3%21.2%16.5%
     Internal medicine7.2%18.3%22.1%27.2%25.1%
     Pediatric medicine61.9%17.7%5.7%7.2%7.4%
    • Abbreviations: SDI, Social deprivation Index; CCI, Charlson’s comorbidity Index; MARA, Milliman Advanced Risk Adjusters; SD, standard deviation.

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    Table 2.

    Adjusted Associations Between Physician-Level Continuity of Care Quintile, Total Cost, and Preventable Hospitalization

    VariableTotal Cost% Change (95% CI)Any Preventable HospitalizationOdds Ratio (95% CI)
    Physician-Level Continuity of Care Quintile
     Quintile 5 (highest scores)10.8% (8.1%, 13.7%)*1.08 (1.01, 1.15)
     Quintile 411.8% (9.1%, 14.6%)*0.97 (0.91, 1.03)
     Quintile 37.0% (4.4%, 9.6%)*0.98 (0.92, 1.04)
     Quintiles 1&2 (lowest scores)––
    Age†−0.4% (−0.5%, −0.3%)*1.16 (1.14, 1.18)*
    Gender
     Female10.5% (10.2%, 10.8%)*1.22 (1.17, 1.27)*
     Male––
    Geography of residence
     Isolated small rural town1.6% (0.5%, 2.7%)*1.01 (0.90, 1.14)
     Small rural town0.8% (−0.3%, 1.9%)1.25 (1.14, 1.37)*
     Large rural city/town1.9% (0.9%, 2.8%)*1.20 (1.09, 1.31)*
     Urban––
    Primary insurance payer
     Medicare−34.9% (−35.2%, −34.6%)*1.56 (1.44, 1.70)*
     Medicaid−25.0% (−25.5%, −24.6%)*1.62 (1.43, 1.84)*
     Commercial––
    SDI
     75+0.3% (−0.2%, 0.8%)1.08 (1.03, 1.14)
     1 to 74––
    CCI (log)†8.7% (8.6%, 8.7%)*1.23 (1.22, 1.24)*
    MARA (log)†28.8% (28.8%, 28.9%)*1.49 (1.48, 1.50)*
    Physician specialty
     Internal medicine0.7% (−1.3%, 2.7%)0.96 (0.92, 1.00)
     Pediatric medicine−10.4% (−12.4%, −8.3%)*–**
     Family medicine––
    • Abbreviations: SDI, Social deprivation Index; CCI, Charlson’s comorbidity Index; MARA, Milliman Advanced Risk Adjusters; CI, confidence interval.

    • ↵Notes: *P < .05.

    • ↵**The specification of preventable hospitalization targets patients aged 18 and older. As a result, patients of pediatricians were excluded from this regression.

    • †Age centered at 53, estimate of 10-year increase. CCI centered at 0, estimate of 1 point increase. MARA centered at 1, estimate of 1 point increase.

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    Table 3.

    Adjusted Associations Between Physician-Level Continuity of Care Quintile and Total Cost with Interactions with Patient Characteristics

    CoC Interacting withPhysician-Level Continuity of Care Quintile†
    Quintile 3Quintile 4Quintile 5
    Physician specialty
     Internal medicine−4.8% (−9.8%, 0.4%)2.4% (−2.9%, 8.0%)1.8% (−3.6%, 7.5%)
     Pediatric medicine−12.6% (−19.6%, −4.9%)*−17.0% (−23.8%, −9.6%)*−26.0% (−31.9%, −19.6%)*
     Family medicine–––
    Primary payer
     Medicare1.6% (0.4%, 2.9%)*−1.0% (−2.3%, 0.2%)2.8% (1.4%, 4.1%)*
     Medicaid2.1% (0.4%, 3.8%)*8.7% (6.9%, 10.5%)*1.1% (−0.5%, 2.8%)
     Commercial–––
    Patient age†
     10 years older−2.7% (−3.0%, −2.4%)*−2.8% (−3.1%, −2.5%)*−3.8% (−4.2%, −3.5%)*
    CCI (log)†
     1 point higher−1.7% (−1.9%, −1.5%)*−2.4% (−2.6%, −2.1%)*−1.7% (−1.9%, −1.4%)*
    MARA (log)†
     1 point higher1.8% (1.6%, 1.9%)*1.9% (1.8%, 2.0%)*1.6% (1.5%, 1.8%)*
    • Abbreviations: CoC, continuity of care; CCI, Charlson’s comorbidity index; MARA, Milliman advanced risk adjusters.

    • Notes: Estimates of two-way interactions are shown, with all main effects (as in Table 2) included in the model.

    • ↵*P < .05.

    • ↵†Quintiles 1&2 are reference category for CoC. Age centered at 53, estimate of 10-year increase. CCI centered at 0, estimate of 1 point increase. MARA centered at 1, estimate of 1 point increase.

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    Appendix A.

    Adjusted Associations Between Physician CoC, Total Cost and Preventable Hospitalization: A Sensitivity Analysis of Patients with 2 or More visits in 2019

    VariableTotal Cost% Change (95% CI)Any Preventable HospitalizationOdds Ratio (95% CI)
    CoC
     Quintile 35.9% (3.4%, 8.5%)*1.00 (0.94, 1.07)
     Quintile 410.1% (7.5%, 12.8%)*0.98 (0.92, 1.05)
     Quintile 58.8% (6.1%, 11.5%)*1.08 (1.01, 1.15)
     Quintiles 1&2––
    Age†−1.4% (−1.5%, −1.2%)*1.16 (1.13, 1.18)*
    Gender
     Woman8.4% (8.0%, 8.7%)*1.22 (1.17, 1.27)*
     Man––
    Geography of residence
     Isolated small rural town1.4% (0.2%, 2.6%)*1.03 (0.91, 1.16)
     Small rural town1.0% (−0.2%, 2.2%)1.25 (1.14, 1.37)*
     Large rural city/town1.8% (0.8%, 2.9%)*1.17 (1.07, 1.28)*
     Urban––
    Primary insurance payer
     Medicare−33.7% (−34.1%, −33.4%)*1.53 (1.40, 1.70)*
     Medicaid−23.5% (−24.0%, −23.0%)*1.54 (1.34, 1.78)*
     Commercial––
    SDI
     75+0.3% (−0.2%, 0.9%)1.08 (1.02, 1.14)
     1 to 74––
    CCI (log)†7.2% (7.1%, 7.3%)*1.24 (1.22, 1.25)*
    MARA (log)†29.0% (29.0%, 29.1%)*1.49 (1.48, 1.51)*
    Physician specialty
     Internal medicine0.7% (−1.3%, 2.7%)0.96 (0.94, 1.07)
     Pediatric medicine−13.8% (−15.8%, −11.9%)*0.26 (0.18, 0.39)*
     Family medicine––
    • Notes: Estimates of two-way interactions are shown, with all main effects (as in Table 3) included in the model.

    • ↵*P < .05.

    • ↵†Quintiles 1&2 are reference category for CoC. Age centered at 53, estimate of 10-year increase. CCI centered at 0, estimate of 1 point increase. MARA centered at 1, estimate of 1 point increase.

    • Abbreviations: SDI, social deprivation index; CCI, Charlson’s comorbidity index; MARA, Milliman advanced risk adjusters; CI, confidence interval.

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    Appendix B.

    Regression Model of 2019 Total Allowed Patient Costs with 3-way Interactions

    VariableModeled CoefficientsImplied Percent Change
    Intercept  8.5760 (8.5572, 8.5949)$5303.11 ($5204.00, $5404.11)
    Age  
     Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    0.0039 (0.0018, 0.0061)0.4% (0.2%, 0.6%)
    Gender  
     Woman0.0968 (0.0939, 0.0996)10.2% (9.8%, 10.5%)
     ManREFERENCEREFERENCE
    SDI  
     75+  0.0035 (−0.0015, 0.0085)0.3% (−0.1%, 0.8%)
     1 to 74REFERENCEREFERENCE
    Rurality (From RUCA)
     Isolated small rural town  0.0155 (0.0047, 0.0264)1.6% (0.5%, 2.7%)
     Large rural city/town  0.0053 (−0.0056, 0.0162)0.5% (−0.6%, 1.6%)
     Small rural town0.0179 (0.0083, 0.0276)1.8% (0.8%, 2.8%)
     UrbanREFERENCEREFERENCE
    Payer  
     Medicare−0.4286 (−0.4368, −0.4203)−34.9% (−35.4%, −34.3%)
     Medicaid  −0.2960 (−0.3038, −0.2881)−25.6% (−26.2%, −25.0%)
     Commercial  REFERENCEREFERENCE
    CCI (log)  
     Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    0.0887 (0.0869, 0.0905)9.3% (9.1%, 9.5%)
    MARA (log)  
     Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    0.2525 (0.2517, 0.2533)28.7% (28.6%, 28.8%)
    PCP Specialty  
     Internal medicine0.0270 (−0.0058, 0.0598)2.7% (−0.6%, 6.2%)
     Pediatric medicine  0.1505 (0.1133, 0.1876)16.2% (12.0%, 20.6%)
     Family medicine  REFERENCEREFERENCE
    BB-COC-PC of attributed PCP  
     Percentile 40 to 600.1293 (0.0966, 0.1620)13.8% (10.1%, 17.6%)
     Percentile 60 to 80  0.1642 (0.1296, 0.1989)17.9% (13.8%, 22.0%)
     Percentile 80 to 100  0.1612 (0.1234, 0.1991)17.5% (13.1%, 22.0%)
     Percentile 0 to 40  REFERENCEREFERENCE
    Specialty * Age 
     Internal medicineAge Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    −0.0205 (−0.0242, −0.0167)−2.0% (−2.4%, −1.7%)
     Pediatric medicineAge Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
     0.0858 (0.0799, 0.0916)9.0% (8.3%, 9.6%)
     Family medicineAge Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
     REFERENCEREFERENCE
    MARA * Speciality 
     Internal medicineMARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    0.0098 (0.0082, 0.0115)1.0% (0.8%, 1.2%)
     Pediatric medicineMARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
     −0.0300 (−0.0313, −0.0287)−3.0% (−3.1%, −2.8%)
     Family medicineMARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
     REFERENCEREFERENCE
    CCI * Speciality 
     Internal medicineCCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    0.0020 (−0.0012, 0.0052)0.2% (−0.1%, 0.5%)
     Pediatric medicineCCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
     0.0003 (−0.0032, 0.0037)0.0% (−0.3%, 0.4%)
     Family medicineCCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
     REFERENCEREFERENCE
    BB-COC-PC * Specialty 
     Internal medicinePercentile 40 to 60−0.0468 (−0.1020, 0.0085)−4.6% (−9.7%, 0.9%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 60 to 80 0.0640 (0.0094, 0.1186)6.6% (0.9%, 12.6%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 80 to 100 0.0174 (−0.0388, 0.0736)1.8% (−3.8%, 7.6%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 0 to 40 REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 40 to 60 −0.1665 (−0.2876, −0.0455)−15.3% (−25.0%, −4.4%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 60 to 80 −0.1453 (−0.2626, −0.0281)−13.5% (−23.1%, −2.8%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 80 to 100 −0.0963 (−0.2272, 0.0346)−9.2% (−20.3%, 3.5%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 0 to 40 REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 40 to 60 REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 60 to 80 REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 80 to 100 REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 0 to 40 REFERENCEREFERENCE
    BB-COC-PC * Payer 
     MedicarePercentile 40 to 600.0126 (0.0001, 0.0250)1.3% (0.0%, 2.5%)
     MedicarePercentile 60 to 80 −0.0102 (−0.0229, 0.0026)−1.0% (−2.3%, 0.3%)
     MedicarePercentile 80 to 100 0.0279 (0.0145, 0.0413)2.8% (1.5%, 4.2%)
     MedicarePercentile 0 to 40 REFERENCEREFERENCE
     MedicaidPercentile 40 to 60 0.0149 (−0.0013, 0.0312)1.5% (−0.1%, 3.2%)
     MedicaidPercentile 60 to 80 0.0850 (0.0686, 0.1013)8.9% (7.1%, 10.7%)
     MedicaidPercentile 80 to 100 0.0169 (0.0003, 0.0335)1.7% (0.0%, 3.4%)
     MedicaidPercentile 0 to 40 REFERENCEREFERENCE
     CommercialPercentile 40 to 60 REFERENCEREFERENCE
     CommercialPercentile 60 to 80 REFERENCEREFERENCE
     CommercialPercentile 80 to 100 REFERENCEREFERENCE
     CommercialPercentile 0 to 40 REFERENCEREFERENCE
    BB-COC-PC * Age 
     Percentile 40 to 60Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    −0.0173 (−0.0207, −0.0139)−1.7% (−2.1%, −1.4%)
     Percentile 60 to 80Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
     −0.0142 (−0.0178, −0.0105)−1.4% (−1.8%, −1.0%)
     Percentile 80 to 100Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
     −0.0285 (−0.0324, −0.0245)−2.8% (−3.2%, −2.4%)
     Percentile 0 to 40Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
     REFERENCEREFERENCE
    BB-COC-PC * MARA 
     Percentile 40 to 60MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    0.0080 (0.0067, 0.0094)0.8% (0.7%, 0.9%)
     Percentile 60 to 80MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
     0.0087 (0.0073, 0.0102)0.9% (0.7%, 1.0%)
     Percentile 80 to 100MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
     0.0102 (0.0087, 0.0118)1.0% (0.9%, 1.2%)
     Percentile 0 to 40MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
     REFERENCEREFERENCE
    BB-COC-PC * CCI 
     Percentile 40 to 60CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    −0.0116 (−0.0142, −0.0090)−1.2% (−1.4%, −0.9%)
     Percentile 60 to 80CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
     −0.0145 (−0.0173, −0.0117)−1.4% (−1.7%, −1.2%)
     Percentile 80 to 100CCI Centered at 0,
    UnitIncrease of 1
     −0.0132 (−0.0162, −0.0101)−1.3% (−1.6%, −1.0%)
     Percentile 0 to 40CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
     REFERENCEREFERENCE
    BB-COC-PC *
    Speciality * Age
     Internal medicinePercentile 40 to 60Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    0.0159 (0.0102, 0.0215)1.6% (1.0%, 2.2%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 60 to 80Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    −0.0009 (−0.0066, 0.0048)−0.1% (−0.7%, 0.5%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 80 to 100Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    0.0077 (0.0018, 0.0136)0.8% (0.2%, 1.4%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 0 to 40Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 40 to 60Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    −0.0120 (−0.0316, 0.0076)−1.2% (−3.1%, 0.8%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 60 to 80Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    0.0028 (−0.0148, 0.0204)0.3% (−1.5%, 2.1%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 80 to 100Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    0.0576 (0.0362, 0.0790)5.9% (3.7%, 8.2%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 0 to 40Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 40 to 60Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 60 to 80Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 80 to 100Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 0 to 40Age Centered at 53,
    Unit Increase of 10
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
    BB-COC-PC * MARA * Speciality
     Internal medicinePercentile 40 to 60MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    −0.0039 (−0.0064, −0.0014)−0.4% (−0.6%, −0.1%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 60 to 80MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    −0.0019 (−0.0043, 0.0006)−0.2% (−0.4%, 0.1%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 80 to 100MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    −0.0075 (−0.0100, −0.0049)−0.7% (−1.0%, −0.5%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 0 to 40MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 40 to 60MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    −0.0002 (−0.0044, 0.0040)−0.0% (−0.4%, 0.4%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 60 to 80MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    −0.0010 (−0.0047, 0.0027)−0.1% (−0.5%, 0.3%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 80 to 100MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    −0.0144 (−0.0182, −0.0106)−1.4% (−1.8%, −1.1%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 0 to 40MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 40 to 60MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 60 to 80MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 80 to 100MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 0 to 40MARA Centered at 1,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
    BB-COC-PC * CCI * Speciality
     Internal medicinePercentile 40 to 60CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    −0.0058 (−0.0105, −0.0011)−0.6% (−1.0%, −0.1%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 60 to 80CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    −0.0136 (−0.0182, −0.0091)−1.4% (−1.8%, −0.9%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 80 to 100CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    −0.0032 (−0.0080, 0.0016)−0.3% (−0.8%, 0.2%)
     Internal medicinePercentile 0 to 40CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 40 to 60CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    0.0110 (0.0002, 0.0217)1.1% (0.0%, 2.2%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 60 to 80CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    0.0053 (−0.0048, 0.0154)0.5% (−0.5%, 1.6%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 80 to 100CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    0.0113 (0.0008, 0.0217)1.1% (0.1%, 2.2%)
     Pediatric medicinePercentile 0 to 40CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 40 to 60CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 60 to 80CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 80 to 100CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
     Family medicinePercentile 0 to 40CCI Centered at 0,
    Unit Increase of 1
    REFERENCEREFERENCE
    • Abbreviations: SDI, social deprivation index; CCI, Charlson’s comorbidity index; MARA, Milliman advanced risk adjusters; CI, confidence interval.

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