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. 2023 Apr 28;38(9):2021–2029. doi: 10.1007/s11606-022-07992-6

Table 1.

Risk-adjusted Differences in Healthcare Engagement Scores, by Demographic Characteristics (N = 9552)

Variable N (%) T-score (95% CI) p value
Gender 0.007
  Male 7418 (77.66) 50.19 (49.88–50.50)
  Female 2134 (22.34) 49.42 (48.92–49.91)
Age group <0.001
  Up to 44 1026 (10.74) 45.64 (45.03–46.25)
  45 to 64 3386 (35.45) 49.47 (49.10–49.84)
  65 to 74 4431 (46.39) 51.22 (50.84–51.60)
  75 and over 709 (7.42) 51.18 (50.53–51.83)
Race and ethnicity 0.032
  Hispanic 1443 (15.12) 49.52 (48.96–50.09)
  Black 2597 (27.22) 50.35 (49.91–50.80)
  White 5501 (57.66) 50.00 (49.68–50.32)
Education 0.537
  High school/GED 2369 (24.98) 49.95 (49.48–50.42)
  Some college or technical school 4070 (42.91) 49.95 (49.59–50.31)
  College graduate or higher 3045 (32.11) 50.19 (49.79–50.60)
Rurality 0.098
  Urban 6391 (66.91) 50.14 (49.83–50.45)
  Rural 3161 (33.09) 49.78 (49.38–50.19)
Financial strain <0.001
  Comfortable 2579 (27.33) 52.77 (52.38–53.16)
  Can provide for basic needs 4507 (47.76) 49.87 (49.53–50.21)
  Difficult to get by 1605 (17.01) 47.55 (47.07–48.04)
  Very difficult to get by 745 (7.90) 46.44 (45.72–47.15)
Usual source of care <0.001
  Yes 8641 (90.47) 50.50 (50.22–50.78)
  No 910 (9.53) 45.50 (44.90–46.11)
Health literacy <0.001
  Adequate 6307 (68.15) 51.63 (51.31–51.95)
  Low 2947 (31.85) 46.43 (46.02–46.84)