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Table H1. Hospital quantitative studies: columns 1-8 of 18 (pages H-1 to H-18) (continued)<br />

Author, Year<br />

(QA)<br />

Longo 1997 30<br />

(Fair)<br />

1. Study Purpose<br />

and/or a priori<br />

Hypothesis:<br />

To examine the<br />

impact of an<br />

obstetrics<br />

consumer report<br />

developed and<br />

issued by the<br />

Missouri<br />

Department of<br />

Health on hospital<br />

behavior.<br />

2. Geographic 3. Study<br />

Location design<br />

Missouri One Group<br />

Pretest<br />

Posttest<br />

4. Sample/<br />

Population<br />

Hospitals in<br />

Missouri, N=82.<br />

Response<br />

rate=93%<br />

(82/88).<br />

<strong>5.</strong> Primary<br />

Comparison 6. Outcomes<br />

Change after rele<strong>as</strong>e Number of<br />

of public report facilities that<br />

among 82 Hospitals previously did not<br />

listed in the Show Me have service, but<br />

Buyer’s Guide: instituted service<br />

Obstetrical Services after guide<br />

published in 1993. published.<br />

Data collected 1994.<br />

Number of<br />

facilities with<br />

policies changed,<br />

planned to<br />

change, or with<br />

change under<br />

discussion.<br />

H-16<br />

Obstetrical<br />

outcome trends.<br />

7. <strong>Public</strong><br />

Report Name<br />

and<br />

Description*<br />

ShowMe<br />

Buyers Guide:<br />

Obstetrical<br />

Services<br />

8. Context:<br />

Environment<br />

Characteristics<br />

None

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