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. 2023 Sep 15;6(9):e2333944. doi: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2023.33944

Table. Characteristics of Included Participants.

Characteristic Patients, No. (%)
UCSF (n = 5268) SFHN (n = 9880)
Patient age, y
18-34 169 (3.2) 272 (2.8)
35-49 639 (12.1) 1538 (15.6)
50-64 1607 (30.5) 4430 (44.8)
65-74 1439 (27.3) 2590 (26.2)
≥75 1414 (26.8) 1050 (10.6)
Sex
Female 2801 (53.2) 4933 (49.9)
Male 2827 (46.8) 4947 (50.1)
Race and ethnicitya
Hispanic 657 (12.5) 3280 (33.2)
Non-Hispanic Asian 1956 (37.1) 3369 (34.1)
Non-Hispanic Black 701 (13.3) 1558 (15.8)
Non-Hispanic White 1426 (27.1) 1159 (11.7)
Non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Nativeb 25 (0.5) 38 (0.4)
Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanderb 109 (2.1) 171 (1.7)
Other Non-Hispanic race and ethnicity 332 (6.3) 278 (2.8)
Language preferencea
English 4301 (81.6) 4624 (46.8)
Spanish 164 (3.1) 2606 (26.4)
Chinese 399 (7.6) 1731 (17.5)
Other 404 (7.7) 919 (9.3)
Insurancec
Medicare 2294 (43.5) 3062 (31.0)
Medicaid 663 (12.6) 3641 (36.9)
Commercial 2270 (43.1) 182 (1.8)
Healthy Workersd NA 1238 (12.5)
Uninsurede 2 (0.0) 1063 (10.8)
nSES quintilec
1, Lowest 882 (16.7) 3736 (37.8)
2 959 (18.2) 2558 (25.9)
3 991 (18.8) 1465 (14.8)
4 1199 (22.8) 1284 (13.0)
5, Highest 976 (18.5) 593 (6.0)
Charlson Comorbidity Index
0-2, No or mild comorbid illnesses 3924 (74.5) 8297 (84.0)
≥3, Moderate or severe comorbid illnesses 1344 (25.5) 1583 (16.0)
Baseline hemoglobin A1c, %f
≤8, Controlled diabetes 3356 (63.7) 4232 (42.8)
>8, Uncontrolled diabetes 972 (18.5) 1969 (19.9)
Baseline blood pressure, mm Hgf
≤120/80, No hypertension 936 (17.8) 2243 (22.7)
≤140/90, Controlled hypertension 2635 (50.0) 4793 (48.5)
>140/90, Uncontrolled hypertension 1240 (23.5) 1718 (17.4)
Enrolled in patient portal 3963 (75.2) 747 (7.6)

Abbreviations: NA, not applicable; nSES, neighborhood socioeconomic status; SFHN, San Francisco Health Network; UCSF, University of California San Francisco.

SI conversion factor: To convert hemoglobin A1c to proportion of total hemoglobin, multiply by 0.01.

a

Participants with the following missing data were combined with “other” for analyses: race and ethnicity, 62 (1.2%) at UCSF and 27 (0.3%) at SFHN; language preference, 2 (<0.1%) at UCSF and 4 (<0.1%) at SFHN.

b

Due to small sample size, American Indian or Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander were grouped with other race and ethnicity in analyses.

c

Participants with missing data (301 [5.7%] at UCSF and 905 [9.2%] at SFHN) were excluded from interrupted time-series analyses. Individuals with the following data were excluded: insurance, 39 (0.7%) missing and 2 (<0.1%) self-pay at UCSF and 694 (7.0%) missing at SFHN; nSES, 261 (5.0%) at UCSF and 244 (2.5%) at SFHN; 2 (<0.1) missing sex at SFHN.

d

Healthy Workers is a city-provided insurance for home caregivers.

e

Uninsured at SFHN included individuals who had access to health care through local government access focused on specific populations (eg, undocumented individuals, incarcerated individuals).

f

Data presented is based on values where there were no missing data. As described in the Methods section, for analyses missing values were imputed for baseline A1c (940 [17.8%] at UCSF; 3679 [37.2%] at SFHN) and baseline blood pressure (457 [8.7%] at UCSF; 1126 [11.4%] at SFHN).