Table 3_1_1-1

2010 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports

The National Healthcare Quality Report (NHQR) is a comprehensive national overview of quality of health care in the United States. It is organized around four dimensions of quality of care: effectiveness, patient safety, timeliness, and patient centeredness.

Table 3_1_1.1
Adult hemodialysis patients with adequate dialysis.^a by State, 2000-2008
	2008		2007		2006		2005		2004		2003		2002		2000
State	Rate	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE
United States	95.8	0.0	95.4	0.0	94.6	0.1	92.6	0.1	92.4	0.1	91.4	0.1	90.1	0.1	88.6	--^b
Alabama	95.4	0.3	95.5	0.3	94.9	0.3	92.4	0.4	92.1	0.4	92.0	0.4	91.6	0.4	89.8	0.5
Alaska	96.9	1.2	95.6	1.4	95.9	1.4	93.8	1.9	91.1	2.3	93.9	2.1	91.1	2.7	92.2	2.5
Arizona	97.0	0.3	96.4	0.3	94.7	0.4	93.1	0.4	93.4	0.4	93.5	0.4	93.4	0.5	91.4	0.6
Arkansas	96.2	0.4	95.0	0.5	93.7	0.5	88.8	0.7	91.3	0.7	91.8	0.7	89.9	0.7	85.3	0.9
California	94.2	0.2	93.2	0.2	92.1	0.2	91.1	0.2	90.6	0.2	89.9	0.2	88.8	0.2	88.2	0.3
Colorado	98.1	0.3	97.8	0.3	96.7	0.4	95.0	0.5	95.1	0.5	95.7	0.5	95.0	0.6	95.7	0.6
Connecticut	98.0	0.3	97.7	0.3	96.6	0.4	95.1	0.5	93.6	0.5	93.2	0.6	92.9	0.6	94.2	0.6
Delaware	97.5	0.5	96.4	0.6	95.5	0.7	94.0	0.9	94.6	0.8	92.8	1.0	91.5	1.1	87.3	1.5
District of Columbia	94.2	0.7	93.5	0.7	95.9	0.6	93.4	0.7	91.0	0.9	88.9	0.9	88.2	1.0	83.9	1.2
Florida	96.2	0.2	95.8	0.2	95.2	0.2	92.6	0.2	91.6	0.3	91.6	0.3	90.3	0.3	88.7	0.3
Georgia	95.5	0.2	94.4	0.2	94.0	0.2	90.2	0.3	89.9	0.3	89.6	0.3	87.2	0.4	87.1	0.4
Hawaii	98.2	0.3	97.8	0.4	97.8	0.4	96.9	0.5	97.2	0.5	96.3	0.6	93.8	0.8	95.6	0.7
Idaho	96.6	0.8	96.4	0.8	93.3	1.1	87.8	1.5	91.3	1.4	88.2	1.5	85.8	1.7	86.8	1.9
Illinois	95.5	0.2	94.8	0.2	94.0	0.2	93.1	0.3	92.7	0.3	90.8	0.3	87.4	0.4	83.7	0.5
Indiana	94.7	0.3	95.4	0.3	95.3	0.3	93.5	0.4	94.2	0.4	92.6	0.4	89.2	0.5	88.7	0.6
Iowa	95.2	0.5	94.5	0.5	94.6	0.5	92.8	0.6	93.0	0.6	90.8	0.7	88.7	0.8	84.4	1.1
Kansas	94.2	0.6	94.0	0.6	95.2	0.5	93.4	0.6	92.9	0.7	92.1	0.7	93.3	0.7	90.1	0.9
Kentucky	95.3	0.4	95.9	0.4	94.7	0.4	89.4	0.6	91.8	0.5	89.7	0.6	89.7	0.7	85.3	0.9
Louisiana	94.7	0.3	94.4	0.3	92.7	0.4	90.0	0.4	91.4	0.4	90.8	0.4	88.9	0.4	86.2	0.5
Maine	96.9	0.6	97.8	0.5	97.3	0.6	96.6	0.7	97.9	0.6	96.2	0.8	95.8	0.8	92.5	1.2
Maryland	95.4	0.3	95.5	0.3	94.6	0.3	92.0	0.4	89.8	0.4	88.1	0.5	87.9	0.5	84.0	0.6
Massachusetts	94.7	0.4	94.6	0.4	94.7	0.4	93.9	0.4	94.3	0.4	94.1	0.4	92.4	0.5	90.6	0.6
Michigan	95.8	0.2	95.3	0.2	94.7	0.2	92.4	0.3	91.7	0.3	89.5	0.4	88.4	0.4	84.3	0.5
Minnesota	95.4	0.4	95.3	0.5	95.1	0.4	94.2	0.5	94.7	0.5	93.0	0.6	89.8	0.7	89.8	0.7
Mississippi	97.1	0.3	97.3	1.9	94.2	0.4	92.6	0.4	92.2	0.4	92.4	0.5	92.4	0.5	91.7	0.5
Missouri	95.4	0.3	94.3	0.3	93.1	0.4	91.7	0.4	89.4	0.5	89.5	0.5	89.2	0.5	87.9	0.6
Montana	92.0	1.2	94.7	1.0	95.1	1.0	94.7	1.1	95.4	1.0	94.5	1.1	93.5	1.6	93.9	1.9
Nebraska	91.5	0.9	92.6	0.8	91.0	0.9	89.9	1.0	87.2	1.1	89.5	1.0	87.7	1.2	80.6	1.6
Nevada	95.1	0.6	94.5	0.7	93.1	0.7	88.9	1.0	91.4	0.9	89.0	1.0	86.1	1.2	87.3	1.5
New Hampshire	97.1	0.7	96.0	0.8	96.7	0.7	94.5	1.0	93.8	1.1	93.7	1.1	94.5	1.1	93.4	1.4
New Jersey	96.9	0.2	96.5	0.2	95.8	0.2	93.5	0.3	93.6	0.3	92.7	0.3	91.4	0.4	87.9	0.5
New Mexico	96.9	0.4	96.0	0.5	96.3	0.4	96.2	0.5	96.3	0.5	96.9	0.5	96.0	0.5	93.0	0.8
New York	96.0	0.2	95.9	0.2	94.7	0.2	93.0	0.2	90.7	0.2	88.6	0.3	86.8	0.3	87.1	0.3
North Carolina	96.6	0.2	96.5	0.2	96.0	0.2	93.9	0.3	93.9	0.3	92.6	0.3	90.5	0.3	87.7	0.4
North Dakota	93.3	1.2	95.3	1.0	93.8	1.2	89.8	1.6	89.3	1.7	87.5	1.8	90.2	1.7	86.7	2.1
Ohio	95.5	0.2	95.5	0.2	94.5	0.2	91.9	0.3	91.6	0.3	91.4	0.3	90.7	0.3	87.9	0.4
Oklahoma	96.1	0.4	95.4	0.4	94.4	0.4	93.1	0.5	93.9	0.5	91.6	0.6	90.4	0.7	87.5	0.8
Oregon�	96.5	0.5	95.7	0.5	95.1	0.5	94.7	0.6	94.0	0.6	93.4	0.7	93.0	0.7	89.6	1.0
Pennsylvania	95.6	0.2	95.1	0.2	94.7	0.2	93.3	0.3	92.7	0.3	90.9	0.3	90.4	0.3	89.4	0.4
Puerto Rico	95.4	0.4	95.5	0.4	92.9	0.5	90.1	0.6	89.9	0.6	88.0	0.7	85.8	0.7	85.6	0.8
Rhode Island	98.4	0.5	98.8	0.5	96.2	0.8	94.3	1.0	94.5	1.0	91.7	1.2	89.2	1.3	88.8	1.4
South Carolina	96.8	0.2	96.1	0.3	95.6	0.3	93.5	0.4	94.3	0.3	92.4	0.4	91.3	0.4	87.0	0.6
South Dakota	96.0	0.9	97.4	0.7	97.3	0.7	94.4	1.1	95.7	0.9	95.9	0.9	91.3	1.4	94.6	1.1
Tennessee	94.0	0.3	94.4	0.3	93.4	0.3	89.9	0.4	91.5	0.4	88.2	0.5	87.2	0.5	86.3	0.6
Texas	97.8	0.1	97.5	0.1	96.6	0.1	94.5	0.2	95.5	0.1	95.0	0.2	94.2	0.2	94.2	0.2
Utah	89.5	1.0	92.3	0.9	90.4	0.9	87.6	1.2	86.5	1.3	90.5	1.1	90.5	1.1	85.5	1.5
Vermont	95.5	1.3	95.3	1.3	94.6	1.4	95.7	1.3	94.3	1.5	94.5	1.5	95.5	1.4	98.1	1.1
Virginia	95.1	0.3	94.6	0.3	94.7	0.3	92.7	0.3	92.6	0.3	91.4	0.4	90.7	0.4	91.2	0.4
Washington	96.9	0.3	95.4	0.4	95.3	0.4	95.1	0.4	94.2	0.4	92.7	0.5	91.6	0.6	89.5	0.7
West Virginia	92.4	0.8	91.9	0.8	90.0	0.8	90.2	0.9	90.5	0.9	88.6	1.0	89.0	1.0	89.3	1.1
Wisconsin	93.5	0.4	92.2	0.5	90.9	0.5	89.8	0.5	90.4	0.5	88.4	0.6	88.0	0.6	88.6	0.7
Wyoming	94.7	1.6	95.0	1.6	94.4	1.6	95.9	1.5	97.8	1.1	94.8	1.7	95.8	1.6	95.2	1.9

^a Adequate dialysis is determined as a urea reduction ratio of 65% or greater. Estimates are age adjusted.

^b Standard error is unavailable for 2000 data.

Key: SE: standard error.

Source: Data from the unit-specific report for dialysis patients, University of Michigan Kidney Epidemiology and Cost Center.

Current as of February 2011

Internet Citation: Table 3_1_1-1: 2010 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. February 2011. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr10/3_endstagerenaldisease/T3_1_1-1.html