Comparative analysis of coding indicators in the departments of the Clinical Hospital of Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for Moscow
The article provides a statistical analysis of the comparison of quantitative indicators for the Final Diagnosis group for different department profiles and indicators for the Department Profile groups for different final diagnoses of the Clinical Hospital of the Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Moscow. Comparisons of three or more groups on quantitative scales were carried out on the basis of the non-parametric Kruskal-Wallace criterion. To describe the quantitative indicators, the mean value and standard deviation in the format “M ± S” were used. The level of statistical significance was fixed at the probability level of error 0.05. The obtained results allow us to conclude that the indicator “Degree of compliance” does not statistically significantly differ between the four compared groups. The most homogeneous distributions between the four groups are observed in the departments of the “Therapeutic” profile (P = 0.6940). According to the results of the analysis of the comparison of two groups of the “Department Profile” group for different final diagnoses, we can conclude that the indicator “Degree of Compliance” does not statistically significantly differ between the two compared groups. The most homogeneous distributions between the two groups are observed for the final diagnoses “c) Concomitant diagnosis”, “b) Second main diagnosis” (P> 0.5866)