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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Apr 8.
Published in final edited form as: Drug Alcohol Depend. 2021 Feb 15;221:108615. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2021.108615

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics of Respondents at Health Centers: Overall and by Smoking Status, Health Center Patient Survey, 2014

Variable All Adult Patients
Weighted % (n)
Current Smokersa
Weighted % (n)
Former Smokersb
Weighted % (n)
Never Smokersc
Weighted % (n)
p 1 Pairwise2

n = 5583 28.1% (1735) 19.2% (976) 52.7% (2872)
Sociodemographic Characteristics
Female 64.1 (3513) 62.5 (884) 49.4 (491) 70.2 (2138) <0.001 ab bc ac
Age <0.001
 18-44 53.4 (2293) 51.5 (652) 31.7 (260) 62.2 (1381) ab bc ac
 45-64 35.8 (2739) 45.1 (1010) 45.1 (537) 27.4 (1192)
 65+ 10.9 (551) 3.4 (73) 23.2 (179) 10.4 (299)
Race/ethnicity <0.001 ab bc ac
 Non-Hispanic white 50.5 (1373) 68.0 (629) 60.9 (296) 37.5 (448)
 Non-Hispanic black 19.2 (1301) 17.9 (544) 15.5 (194) 21.1 (563)
 Hispanic 242 (1900) 9.7 (284) 18.9(307) 33.9 (1309)
 Non-Hispanic other 6.1 (1009) 4.4 (278) 4.7 (179) 7.5 (552)
Education 0.021 ab bc ac
 < HS diploma 34.4 (2439) 35.4 (712) 33.6 (391) 36.1 (1336)
 HS diploma/GED 28.7 (1517) 35.6 (566) 29.8 (246) 25.3 (705)
 > HS diploma 36.9 (1611) 29.0 (454) 36.6 (336) 38.6 (821)
Employment 0.055
 Employed 37.3 (1782) 34.3 (401) 35.0 (331) 39.8 (1050)
 Not in labor force 46.8 (2760) 46.5 (913) 55.5 (517) 43.9 (1330)
 Unemployed 15.8 (1041) 19.2 (421) 9.5 (128) 16.3 (492)
Federal poverty level (FPL) 0.106
 ≤ 100% FPL 55.5 (3618) 63.4 (1268) 51.6 (577) 52.7 (1773)
 101%-199% FPL 29.0 (1424) 22.9 (342) 32.1 (284) 31.1 (798)
 ≥ 200% FPL 15.5 (539) 13.6 (124) 16.2 (115) 16.2 (300)
Health Center Location3 0.398
 Rural 52.1 (1663) 52.9 (471) 57.3 (320) 49.8 (872)
 Urban 47.9 (3920) 47.1 (1264) 42.7 (656) 50.2 (2000)
Insurance Status4 0.267
 Uninsured 26.1 (1350) 25.7 (364) 23.6 (204) 27.3 (782)
 Any Medicaid 51.9 (3036) 57.5 (1075) 50.0 (535) 49.6 (1426)
 Medicare Only 4.4 (314) 3.2 (87) 7.3 (77) 4.0 (150)
 Other 17.6 (846) 13.7 (197) 19.0 (156) 19.1 (493)
Health Characteristics
Fair/poor health5 41.6 (2747) 48.2 (924) 41.2 (495) 38.1 (1328) 0.031 ab bc ac
Hypertension 20.8 (1353) 20.7 (483) 25.5 (276) 19.2 (594) 0.126
Current asthma 15.8 (914) 21.4 (393) 17.7 (192) 12.1 (329) 0.001 ab bc ac
Diabetes 21.4 (1196) 16.9 (320) 33.4 (288) 19.4 (588) <0.001 ab bc ac
Cancer 6.0 (381) 5.9 (141) 7.9 (76) 5.3 (164) 0.435
Cardiovascular disease6 14.9 (767) 17.7 (295) 22.4 (199) 10.6 (273) 0.004 ab bc ac
COPD 7.5 (477) 13.8 (285) 12.8 (122) 2.1 (70) <0.001 ab bc ac
Behavioral Health
Psychological distress <0.001 ab bc ac
 Severe (Kessler Score ≥ 13) 14.5 (902) 23.9 (420) 12.1 (147) 10.3 (335)
 Moderate (5 ≤ Kessler Score < 13) 39.9 (2133) 41.6 (744) 44.8 (395) 37.1 (994)
 No/low (Kessler Score < 5) 45.7 (2494) 34.5 (552) 43.1 (430) 52.6 (1512)
Mental health diagnoses7 <0.001 ab bc ac
 None 52.4 (3015) 34.0 (645) 43.2 (496) 65.6 (1874)
 1 18.2 (911) 19.7 (299) 23.3 (163) 15.5 (449)
 ≥ 2 29.4 (1657) 46.3 (791) 33.5 (317) 18.9 (549)
Sought mental health care in past year 21.9 (1233) 32.6 (615) 27.3 (232) 14.2 (386) <0.001 ab bc ac
Use of illicit substances in past 3 months8 4.0 (328) 8.7 (237) 3.1 (38) 1.7 (53) <0.001 ab bc ac
Days drinking ≥5 alcoholic beverages in past 12 months <0.001 ab bc ac
 No alcohol in past 12 months 44.6 (2681) 31.2 (547) 43.1 (461) 52.3 (1673)
 0-12 days 50.0 (2428) 59.4 (879) 49.1 (445) 45.5 (1104)
 ≥12 days 5.3 (428) 9.5 (284) 7.8 (61) 2.2 (83)
Marijuana use in past 3 months <0.001 ab bc ac
 Never 56.9 (3338) 26.8 (525) 39.6 (460) 79.1 (2353)
 Not in past 3 months 31.0 (1490) 44.8 (722) 54.4 (430) 15.1 (338)
 At least once in past 3 months 12.1 (738) 28.3 (482) 6.0 (81) 5.7 (175)
1.

P-values were calculated by chi-square tests.

2.

Pairwise tests were conducted using adjusted standardized residuals and Bonferroni correction of the alpha level for multiple comparisons.

3.

Oversampling for racial/ethnic minorities led to a larger n in urban settings. However, the post-stratification weighting adjusted for urban/rural location, yielding the perceived discrepancy between unweighted n and weighted percentage.

4.

“Any Medicaid” includes individuals enrolled in Medicaid or State Children’s Insurance Program and is not mutually exclusive from other insurance types. “Medicare Only” reflects that Medicare is the patient’s only coverage. “Other” includes insurance provided through an employer or union (can be current employer, former employer, or spouse), state health insurance exchange, private insurer, or other types of health insurance (e.g., CHAMPUS, TRICARE, CHAMP-VA, VA). “Uninsured” have responded “no” to all insurance options.

5.

Self-reported health status where “fair or poor health” includes responses of 2 or 1, respectively, on a 5 point scale.

6.

Cardiovascular disease includes self-report of doctor or health provider telling patient they had one or more of the following conditions: congestive heart failure, coronary heart disease, angina (angina pectoris), heart attack (myocardial infarction), or stroke.

7.

Self-report of doctor or health provider telling patient they had any of the following diagnoses: general anxiety, panic disorder, schizophrenia, or bipolar disorder.

8.

Includes cocaine, amphetamines, inhalants, sedatives, hallucinogens, opioids, or other substance for non-medical purposes. Does not include tobacco, alcohol, or marijuana.