Table 2

Description of LTC home characteristics

Care homes
Edmonton, ABCalgary, ABFraser Health, BCInterior Health, BCWinnipeg, MNP value*Total
(n=14)(n=13)(n=21)(n=13)(n=15)(n=76)
SizeN%N%N%N%N%N%
Small (<80 beds)321.4215.4628.6430.8213.30.0711722.4
Medium (80–120 beds)321.417.7942.9753.86402634.2
Large (>120 beds)857.11076.9628.6215.4746.73343.4
Owner-operator model
Public not-for-profit214.3215.4419538.516.70.2891418.4
Private for profit642.9753.81152.4646.2533.33546.1
Voluntary not-for-profit642.9430.8628.6215.49602735.5
Care units
Edmonton, ABCalgary, ABFraser Health, BCInterior Health, BCWinnipeg, MNP value*Total
(n=52)(n=59)(n=71)(n=47)(n=54)(n=283)
Unit typeN%N%N%N%N%N%
General long-term care3465.43762.75374.62151.24990.7<0.000119468.6
Secure dementia917.31728.81216.91126.859.35419.1
Non-secure dementia47.711.722.804.90072.5
Secure mental health/psychiatric11.911.711.4000031.1
Other47.735.134.21536.600258.8
  • *P values for count data (N) from LTC homes and units reported as two-sided (asymptotic significance) calculated from Pearson χ2 test using 95% CI Monte Carlo simulations. P values from mean values (care hours) calculated using one-way ANOVA.

  • ANOVA, analysis of variance; LTC, long-term care.