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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Oct 14.
Published in final edited form as: Patient Educ Couns. 2023 Apr 20;113:107767. doi: 10.1016/j.pec.2023.107767

Table 1.

Patient characteristics (N = 48).

Characteristic Mean (SD) or N (%)
Age (years) 63.7 (SD 13.1)
Race/Ethnicity
 White, non-Hispanic 46 (95.8%)
 Black, non-Hispanic 1 (2.1%)
 Hispanic 0 (0%)
 Other 1 (2.1%)
Gender
 Female 33 (68.8%)
 Male 15 (31.2%)
BMI (kg/m^2) 36.9 (SD 7.0)
Education
 <High school 2 (4.2%)
 High school degree 6 (12.5%)
 Some college 4 (8.3%)
 2-year college degree or trade school 6 (12.5%)
 4-year college degree 18 (37.5%)
 Graduate work 12 (25.0%)
Income
 < $25,000 14 (10.3%)
 $25,000- $$74,999 60 (44.1%)
 $75,000- $124,999 38 (27.9%)
 $125,000- $174,999 18 (13.2%)
 ≥$175,000 6 (4.4%)
Rural/Urban Status (per RUCA code)
 Urban 29 (67.4%)
 Suburban 6 (14.0%)
 Rural 8 (18.6%)
Household Size
 1 member 17 (36.2%)
 2 members 19 (40.4%)
 3 members 5 (10.6%)
 4 members 2 (4.3%)
 5 members 2 (4.3%)
 6 members 0 (0%)
 7 members 1 (2.1%)
 8 members 1 (2.1%)
Self-Reported Health Status
 Poor 2 (4.2%)
 Fair 10 (20.8%)
 Good 24 (50%)
 Very good 10 (20.8%)
 Excellent 2 (4.2%)
Weight Loss Surgery
 No 41 (85.4%)
 Yes 3 (6.3%)
 Considering 4 (8.3%)