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. 2023 Nov 6;39(4):611–618. doi: 10.1007/s11606-023-08492-x

Table 2.

Baseline Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Patients in the Trial

How message arm Why message arm Usual care arm p-value
N (%) 1249 (34.08%) 1199 (32.71%) 1217 (33.21%)
Age, mean (SD) 53.80 (17.36) 53.23 (17.46) 53.40 (16.96) 0.703
Female, N (%) 733 (58.69%) 697 (58.13%) 736 (60.48%) 0.471
Partnered, N (%) 675 (55.19%) 655 (55.74%) 702 (58.74%) 0.168
Race, N (%) 0.678
Asian 48 (3.84%) 49 (4.09%) 51 (4.19%)
Black/African American 91 (7.29%) 74 (6.17%) 99 (8.13%)
White 766 (61.33%) 724 (60.38%) 718 (59.00%)
Multiple/Other 289 (23.14%) 286 (23.85%) 287 (23.58%)
Unavailable/declined 55 (4.40%) 66 (5.50%) 62 (5.09%)
Ethnicity, N (%) 0.322
Hispanic 322 (25.78%) 324 (27.02) 329 (27.03%)
Non-Hispanic 830 (66.45%) 769 (64.14%) 768 (63.11%)
Unknown 97 (7.77%) 106 (8.84%) 120 (9.86%)
Preferred language, N (%) 0.044
English 1004 (80.38) 912 (76.06) 930 (76.42%)
Spanish 179 (14.33%) 214 (17.85%) 223 (18.32%)
Other 66 (5.28%) 73 (6.09%) 64 (5.26%)
Clinic 0.005
1 531 (42.51%) 511 (42.62%) 463 (38.04%)
2 529 (42.35%) 527 (43.95%) 528 (43.39%)
3 189 (15.13%) 161 (13.43%) 226 (18.57%)
Scheduled visit weekday, N (%) 0.173
Monday 245 (19.62%) 259 (21.60%) 237 (19.47%)
Tuesday 313 (25.06%) 275 (22.94%) 292 (23.99%)
Wednesday 241 (19.30%) 258 (21.52%) 284 (23.34%)
Thursday 255 (20.42%) 225 (18.77%) 208 (17.09%)
Friday 195 (15.61%) 182 (15.18%) 196 (16.11%)
Baseline vaccinations, N (%)
Flu shot in past year (N = 3665) 582 (46.60%) 542 (45.20%) 537 (44.12%) 0.465
Ever received pneumonia vaccine (if age > 65) (N = 973) 306 (91.62%) 287 (88.58%) 285 (90.48%) 0.417
Ever received a zoster vaccine (if age > 50) (N = 2101) 374 (51.52%) 329 (48.24%) 322 (46.46%) 0.160
Tetanus vaccine in last 10 years (N = 3665) 997 (79.82%) 962 (80.23%) 985 (80.94%) 0.782
Baseline utilization
No. of medications, mean (SD) 13.62 (17.83) 13.77 (19.65) 13.35 (18.34) 0.856

p-values represent results of chi-square tests for categorical variables and ANOVA for continuous variables across all 3 arms

Abbreviation: SD standard deviation, Flu Influenza, No. number. 72 patients had missing data for partnered variable and were classified as “not partnered