Discussion - Simpson's Paradox Do small hospitals have a lower rate of postsurgical complications than large hospitals? You will examine data from small hospitals and large hospitals. You will compare the percentages of postsurgical complications from both types. Then you will make a decision. The questions provided will help you analyse the given data and arrive at a decision. Post your answers in the space provided for each question. You should finish this discussion before you start Test 1. Do small hospitals have a lower rate of postsurgical complications than large hospitals?Most patients who undergo surgery make routine recoveries and are discharged as planned. others suffer excessive bleeding, infection, or other postsurgical complications and have their discharges from the hospital delayed. Suppose your city has a large hospital and a small hospital, each performing major and minor surgeries. You collect data to see how many surgical patients have their discharges delayed by postsurgical complications, and find the results shown in the following tables. Discharge Delayed Discharge Delayed Large Hospitals Small Hospitals Major Surgery 120 of 800 10 of 50 Minor Surgery 10 of 200 20 of 250 Do the data provided support the claim that small hospitals have a lower