Table 3

Results of hospitalisation coefficients and p values for model 2 of the socioeconomic variables, full-time equivalents and PHC model for all MHUs and FHS model MHUs, Curitiba (PR), Brazil

Variables	Total		HACSCs		HF		Angina		BP
Variables	Coeff.	p Value	Coeff.	p Value	Coeff.	p Value	Coeff.	p Value	Coeff.	p Value
Total (n=109 MHUs)
Socioeconomic variables
Lit.Rt (%)	−32.5*	0.015	.	.	.	.	.	.	−2.1*	<0.001
Income (R$ 100.00)	−4.9	0.151	−1.2*	<0.001	−0.2*	0.001	.	.	.	.
Perc. House (%)	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
Pop. Perc. (%)	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
Full-time equivalents per 10 000 inhabitants
Average supply	−25.8	0.187	−2.0	0.260	−0.5	0.226	−0.6	0.224	−0.8	0.367
BSP	−7.5	0.811	−2.7	0.361	0.1	0.920	−0.7	0.427	−1.3	0.334
SUBP	14.2	0.644	2.2	0.465	−0.1	0.908	−0.4	0.673	−0.5	0.697
Physicians at the same MHU for 12 months—total	22.1†	0.080	2.6*	0.023	0.4	0.152	0.4	0.172	0.7	0.201
PHC model
PHC model (EAB=0, FHS=1)	−13.1	0.665	−6.0*.	0.030	−1.2†	0.062	−0.3	0.761	−2.3†	0.078
FHS model MHUs (n=64)
Socioeconomic variables
Lit.Rt (%)	−23.8	0.104	−2.3†	0.088	−0.4	0.203	.	.	−1.7*	0.002
Income (R$ 100.00)	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
Perc. House (%)	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
Pop. Perc. (%)	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
Full-time equivalents per 10 000 inhabitants
Average supply	−9.6	0.720	−2.7	0.289	−0.2	0.736	−0.9	0.136	−0.8	0.402
FP	−38.6†	0.057	−3.2†	0.091	−1.1*	0.016	0.7	0.243	−0.1	0.959
BSP	−87.0†	0.070	−6.4	0.157	−0.5	0.613	−0.7	0.636	−2.6	0.170
SUBP	−0.2	0.997	0.3	0.937	−0.7	0.379	0.3	0.787	−0.1	0.994
Physicians at the same MHU for 12 months—total	51.2*	0.012	4.0 *	0.026	0.8†	0.060	0.5	0.251	1.0	0.107

* (bold) Value p<0.05.
† (italic) Value p<0.10.
BP, bacterial pneumonia; BSP, basic specialty physicians (clinicians, paediatrics and gynaecologists); EAB, conventional health unit; FHS, family health strategy; FP, family physician; HACSCs, hospitalisation for ambulatory care-sensitive conditions; HF, heart failure; Income, per capita income; Lit. Rt, literacy rate in the population aged ≥10 years; MHU, municipal health unit; Perc. House, percentage of households with a per capita income below minimum wage; PHC, primary healthcare; Pop. Perc., percentage of blacks, mulattos and native Brazilians; SUBP, subspecialty physicians.