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Table 3 The results of the mixed-effects multilevel regression for life expectancy at birth

From: Association between healthcare resources, healthcare systems, and population health in European countries

Dependent variable: In_Life expectancy at birth

 

Coefficient

Standard Error

z-Statistic

p-value

Fixed-effects parameters

 Intercept (β0)

3.698

0.336

11.010

0.000*

 Slope (β1)

5.59 × 10–4

1.72 × 10–4

3.24

0.001**

Level-1: Time (Year)

 Health expenditure per capita, PPP

8.52 × 10–6

8.84 × 10–7

9.64

0.000*

 Physicians

0.007

0.001

9.330

0.000*

 Nurses

0.001

0.000

5.220

0.000*

 Hospital beds

-0.004

0.001

-6.370

0.000*

Level-2: Country level (Country characteristics)

 Unemployment rate

2.50 × 10–4

0.000

1.210

0.225

 Percentage of female population

-0.012

0.001

-11.160

0.000*

 Inflation rate

-0.002

3.67 × 10–4

-5.060

0.000*

 In_GDP, PPP

0.004

0.001

5.950

0.000*

Level-3: Healthcare system (Beveridge or Bismarck models)

 Bismarck-type healthcare system (Dummy)

-0.002

0.002

-1.160

0.245

Random-effects parameters

Estimate

Standard Error

 Healthcare system (Random intercept, ui)

4.85 × 10–12

1.41 × 10–9

 Country (Random intercept, uoij)

1.26 × 10–13

6.99 × 10–11

 Country (Random slope, u1ij)

1.59 × 10–15

6.36 × 10–15

 Error term (eijk)

2.48 × 10–4

1.61 × 10–5

  1. Number of observations is 475; ln = natural logarithm; *Coefficients significant at p < 0.001 level (two-tailed); **Coefficients significant at p < 0.05 level (two-tailed)