marginally non-significantp = 0.12
In contrast, the marginally non-significant p-value for the mental health index ( p = 0.12) indicated that OLS and IV estimates did not differ substantially for this outcome, implying weaker endogeneity concerns.
In contrast, the marginally non-significant p-value for the mental health index ( p = 0.12) indicated that OLS and IV estimates did not differ substantially for this outcome, implying weaker endogeneity concerns.
In addition, a £1 increase in grant provision per person per quarter was associated with a reduction of 0.61 A&E visits per 1,000 people per quarter ( p = 0.02, 95% CI: −1.11 to −0.11) and 0.78 emergency hospital admissions per 1,000 people per quarter, although the latter association did not reach statistical significance.