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Dataset: HMGT400HOSPITAL.csv (may be downloaded below.) Required analysis program: Analysis ToolPak – for all analyses in this

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Dataset: HMGT400HOSPITAL.csv (may be downloaded below.)

Required analysis program: Analysis ToolPak – for all analyses in this class (RStudio or R Programming for BONUS point seekers only – 10 bonus points if used for analysis).

Author, Hossein Zare, PhD

Citation: Zare, H. (2017). HMGT 400 Research and Data Analysis in Health Care-Exercise. UMGC.EDU

Exercise # 1 Instructions:

1. You may download the dataset from the link below. This dataset provides information about hospitals in 2011 and 2012. Before you do that however consult the additional instructions that I provided to you in 4 PDF email attachments.  ([a]. Ex 1 – Additional Instructions. [b] Ex 1 – Instructions t-Test to compare means [c] Ex 1 – Example t-Test Output. [d] Ex 1 – Example Output – Graphs).

2. Analyze the data, using these instructions. Your objective is to use the results of your analysis to create "summary statistics" (Count (N), Mean, and Standard Deviation) for each hospital characteristic and each year (2011 and 2012) and complete Table 1 (template below). You should then create any meaningful graphs (using Excel) to summarize your findings and to write a short paragraph summary report describing your findings.

3. Your report may be in WORD format, with the tables you create in Excel copied and pasted in WORD. Submit your report to the appropriate folder. 

Table 1. Descriptive statistics between hospitals in 2011 & 2012

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################## ################## # Exercise #1 ################## ################## # This week you can work with the DPLYR packages this package help you to get your results with only a few lines codes sink("C:/UMUC/week1exercise.txt") # Step 1: Install package dplyr & read it # install.packages('dplyr') library(dplyr) # Step 2: Read your data # Pl change the location of file, please see the following video to learn about the location of file in your computer. hosp <- read.csv("C:/UMUC/HMGT400HOSPITAL.csv", header=T, sep = ',') # if you are working with MAC the above line should be: hosp <- read.csv("~/DOCUMNETS/UMUC/HMGT400HOSPITAL.csv", header=T, sep = ',') #Step 3: See the variables' names names (hosp) #You need to make sure you have the following variable in the dataset ##1 hospital_beds; Hospital beds ##2 total_hospital_employees_on_payr;Number of paid Employee ##3 total_hospital_non_paid_workers; Number of non-paid Employee ##4 total_hosp_cost; Total hospital cost ##5 log_hosp_revenue; Total hospital revenues ##6 total_hospital_medicare_days; Available Medicare days ##7 total_hospital_medicaid_days; Available Medicaid days ##8 total_hospital_discharges; Total Hospital Discharge ##9 total_hospital_medicare_discharg; Medicare discharge ##10 total_hospital_medicaid_discharg; Medicaid discharge # step 4: see number of obs. for teaching and non-teaching hospitals # This command shows that how many observations are available for 2011 and 2012 table(hosp$year) # Step 5: group the variable YEAR by using the group_by command year_cat <- group_by(hosp, year) # Step 6: See the means summarize (year_cat, bed=mean(hospital_beds, na.rm=T), payer=mean(total_hospital_employees_on_payr, na.rm=T), nopayer=mean(total_hospital_non_paid_workers, na.rm=T), cost=mean(total_hosp_cost, na.rm=T), revenue=mean(total_hosp_revenue, na.rm=T), medicare=mean(total_hospital_medicare_days, na.rm=T), mediciad=mean(total_hospital_medicaid_days, na.rm=T), totdis=mean(total_hospital_discharges, na.rm=T), mediciaredis=mean(total_hospital_medicare_discharg, na.rm=T), mediciaddis=mean(total_hospital_medicaid_discharg, na.rm=T)) # Step 7: See the SD summarize (year_cat, bed=sd(hospital_beds, na.rm=T), payer=sd(total_hospital_employees_on_payr, na.rm=T), nopayer=sd(total_hospital_non_paid_workers, na.rm=T), cost=sd(total_hosp_cost, na.rm=T), revenue=sd(total_hosp_revenue, na.rm=T), medicare=sd(total_hospital_medicare_days, na.rm=T), mediciad=sd(total_hospital_medicaid_days, na.rm=T), totdis=sd(total_hospital_discharges, na.rm=T), mediciaredis=sd(total_hospital_medicare_discharg, na.rm=T), mediciaddis=sd(total_hospital_medicaid_discharg, na.rm=T)) # write.table(tme1, file = "C:/UMUC/t1me1.csv", sep = ",", quote = FALSE, row.names = F) # write.table(tse1, file = "C:/UMUC/t2se2.csv", sep = ",", quote = FALSE, row.names = F) # Step 8: Generate 2 dataset for a ttest. hosp_11 <- subset(hosp, hosp$year==2011) hosp_12 <- subset(hosp, hosp$year==2012) # Step 9: See the results of ttest # 9-1 t.test(hosp_11$hospital_beds, hosp_12$hospital_beds, paired = F) # 9-2 t.test(hosp_11$total_hospital_employees_on_payr, hosp_12$total_hospital_employees_on_payr, paired = F) # 9-3 t.test(hosp_11$total_hospital_non_paid_workers, hosp_12$total_hospital_non_paid_workers, paired = F) # 9-4 t.test(hosp_11$total_hosp_cost, hosp_12$total_hosp_cost, paired = F) # 9-5 t.test(hosp_11$total_hosp_revenue, hosp_12$total_hosp_revenue, paired = F) # 9-6 t.test(hosp_11$total_hospital_medicare_days, hosp_12$total_hospital_medicare_days, paired = F) # 9-7 t.test(hosp_11$total_hospital_medicaid_days, hosp_12$total_hospital_medicaid_days, paired = F) # 9-8 t.test(hosp_11$total_hospital_discharges, hosp_12$total_hospital_discharges, paired = F) # 9-9 t.test(hosp_11$total_hospital_medicare_discharg, hosp_12$total_hospital_medicare_discharg, paired = F) # 9-10 t.test(hosp_11$total_hospital_medicaid_discharg, hosp_12$total_hospital_medicaid_discharg, paired = F) # Step 10: Generate 2 dataset for a ttest. # N for 2011 ############ # 10-1 mytable <- table(hosp_11$hospital_beds) summary(mytable) # 10-2 mytable <- table(hosp_11$total_hospital_employees_on_payr) summary(mytable) # 10-3 mytable <- table(hosp_11$total_hospital_non_paid_workers) summary(mytable) # 10-4 mytable <- table(hosp_11$total_hosp_cost) summary(mytable) # 10-5 mytable <- table(hosp_11$total_hosp_revenue) summary(mytable) # 10-6 mytable <- table(hosp_11$total_hospital_medicare_days) summary(mytable) # 10-7 mytable <- table(hosp_11$total_hospital_medicaid_days) summary(mytable) # 10-8 mytable <- table(hosp_11$total_hospital_discharges) summary(mytable) # 10-9 mytable <- table(hosp_11$total_hospital_medicare_discharg) summary(mytable) # 10-10 mytable <- table(hosp_11$total_hospital_medicaid_discharg) summary(mytable) # N for 2012 ############ # 10-1 mytable <- table(hosp_12$hospital_beds) summary(mytable) # 10-2 mytable <- table(hosp_12$total_hospital_employees_on_payr) summary(mytable) # 10-3 mytable <- table(hosp_12$total_hospital_non_paid_workers) summary(mytable) # 10-4 mytable <- table(hosp_12$total_hosp_cost) summary(mytable) # 10-5 mytable <- table(hosp_12$total_hosp_revenue) summary(mytable) # 10-6 mytable <- table(hosp_12$total_hospital_medicare_days) summary(mytable) # 10-7 mytable <- table(hosp_12$total_hospital_medicaid_days) summary(mytable) # 10-8 mytable <- table(hosp_12$total_hospital_discharges) summary(mytable) # 10-9 mytable <- table(hosp_12$total_hospital_medicare_discharg) summary(mytable) # 10-10 mytable <- table(hosp_12$total_hospital_medicaid_discharg) summary(mytable) #11 To see the boc plot you can use the codes from week 1 boxplot (hosp$hospital_beds~hosp$year, main="Figure 1. Comparing number of beds in in teaching & non-teaching hospitals",cex.main=1, xlab="Year", ylab="# of Beds") #12 Remove outliers and see the plot hosppic <- subset(hosp, hosp$hospital_beds<2000) boxplot (hosppic$hospital_beds~hosppic$year, main="Figure 2. Comparing number of beds in in teaching & non-teaching hospitals, if hospital bed<2000", cex.main=1, xlab="Year", ylab="# of Beds") sink() # Thank you # Dr. Zare HMGT400

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Arizona 86 2012 1.47E+08 1.33E+08 134 4 0 0 0 82 0 1 2 18 18.80468 18.70265 74.16 3784.2 4354.38 490.464 1305.488 1253 4320 0
Arizona 86 2012 7.74E+07 8.81E+07 72 3 0 0 0 82 0 1 2 18 18.16424 18.29439 25.75 306 225.42 132.84 74.504 66 257 0
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Arizona 86 2012 1.60E+07 1.70E+07 21 1 0 0 0 20.4 1 0 2 79.6 16.58738 16.65044 20.6 1042.44 235.62 185.148 160.128 77 366 2
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Arizona 86 2012 2.32E+07 2.06E+07 56 3 0 1 0 16 0 1 2 84 16.95965 16.84255 61.8 3816.84 1180.14 307.2 1159.816 312 2738 0
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Arizona 86 2012 4.70E+08 5.17E+08 3550 8 0 1 1 58.7 0 1 0 41.3 19.96899 20.06368 273.98 17960.16 16340.4 1704.816 4232.272 3447 16298 1
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Arizona 86 2012 4.28E+08 4.54E+08 553 8 1 0 0 55.3 0 1 2 44.7 19.8756 19.9329 50.47 2233.8 2249.1 500.772 563.784 654 2095 0
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Arizona 86 2012 2.27E+08 2.68E+08 3550 6 1 1 0 58.7 0 1 0 41.3 19.24058 19.40528 397.58 38496.84 4977.6 1.88 2182.056 9723.328 1340 22069 1
Arizona 86 2012 9.23E+08 9.84E+08 244 5 1 1 0 58.7 0 1 0 41.3 20.64341 20.70665 327.54 32268.72 11889.12 1869.108 8493.456 2780 20464 2
Arizona 86 2012 2.72E+08 2.95E+08 3550 7 1 1 0 58.7 0 1 0 41.3 19.42014 19.50291 169.95 8433.36 12750 1059.324 2466.416 4690 13654 0
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Arizona 86 2012 1.98E+08 2.41E+08 3550 5 1 1 2 58.7 0 1 0 41.3 19.1031 19.30064 220.42 12159.42 24371.88 1554.48 3299.304 5620 18796 2
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Arkansas 71 2012 2.37E+08 2.55E+08 375 6 0 0 3 79.6 0 2 2 20.4 19.28277 19.35728 172.01 20803.92 2783.58 1168.872 5972.552 939 9666 2
Arkansas 71 2012 3.19E+07 3.25E+07 80 3 0 0 3 83.5 1 0 2 16.5 17.2775 17.29597 59.74 3112.02 1345.38 344.82 821.768 550 2632 2
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Arkansas 71 2012 1.02E+07 7574942 24 1 0 1 0 85.3 1 0 2 14.7 16.13752 15.84036 24.72 1094.46 60.18 53.4 264.656 17 377 1
Arkansas 71 2012 1.51E+08 1.56E+08 171 4 0 1 2 89.8 0 1 2 10.2 18.83054 18.86587 442.9 47683.98 10017.42 5 1928.376 9634.368 2162 20543 2
Arkansas 71 2012 3.57E+08 3.23E+08 409 7 0 1 2 55.3 0 1 1 44.7 19.69448 19.59453 142.14 21330.24 3384.36 120

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