Delays in discharges from intermediate health-care facilities create unnecessary risk and expenses for patients and their families. Discharge delays (in days) from two health care facilities are summarized as follows: for 12 patients from facility 1 the sample mean was 14.1 days with standard deviation of 3.8; for 12 patients from facility 2 the sample mean was 11 days with sample standard deviation of 3.3 days. Assume that discharge delays are normally distributed. Conduct a hypotheses test to determine whether mean discharge time in facility 1 exceeds mean discharge time in facility 2. Can unknown population variance be assumed equal. a. The appropriate hypotheses are b. Degree of freedom and p-value are c. At the significance level calculated in part (c), we conclude that mean discharge time in facility 1 i. Exceeds mean discharge time in facility 2 ii. Does not exceed mean discharge time in facility 2
Delays in discharges from intermediate health-care facilities create unnecessary risk and expenses for patients and their families. Discharge delays (in days) from two health care facilities are summarized as follows: for 12 patients from facility 1 the sample
a. The appropriate hypotheses are
b. Degree of freedom and p-value are
c. At the significance level calculated in part (c), we conclude that mean discharge time in facility 1
- i. Exceeds mean discharge time in facility 2
- ii. Does not exceed mean discharge time in facility 2
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