Table 2. Bivariate Associations Between Neighborhood Disadvantage and Race and Ethnicity.
Race and ethnicity | NDI, mean (SD)a | Members, No. (%)b | |||
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NDI Q1 | NDI Q2 | NDI Q3 | NDI Q4 | ||
Asian | −0.34 (0.79) | 10 778 (36.0) | 8073 (27.0) | 6444 (21.5) | 4638 (15.5) |
Black | 0.45 (0.98) | 772 (9.5) | 1444 (17.8) | 2090 (25.7) | 3819 (47.0) |
Hispanic | 0.29 (0.91) | 3979 (12.5) | 6153 (19.2) | 8913 (27.9) | 12 923 (40.4) |
White | −0.31 (0.71) | 14 641 (30.8) | 14 077 (29.6) | 11 902 (25.1) | 6907 (14.5) |
Otherc | −0.11 (0.85) | 1413 (26.0) | 1346 (24.7) | 1406 (25.8) | 1277 (23.5) |
Abbreviation: NDI, Neighborhood Deprivation Index; Q, quartile.
NDI scores range from −3.6 to 2.8, with higher values indicating greater neighborhood deprivation. Analysis of variance compared mean NDI scores across different racial and ethnic groups; results indicate P < .001.
The χ2 tests compared categorized NDI quartiles (Q1 least disadvantaged, Q4 most disadvantaged) by race and ethnicity; results indicated P < .001.
Other includes American Indian, Alaska Native, multiracial, and unknown.