Table 1.

Characteristics of the participating health systems

	Intervention Systems (n=5)	Usual Care Systems (n=4)	Total (n=9)
	Mean (min., max.)	Mean (min., max.)	Mean (min., max.)
Number of physicians	8 (1, 19)	6 (2, 13)	7 (1, 19)
Number of other healthcare providers (e.g., physician assistants, nurses)	32 (13, 66)	34 (15, 61)	33 (13, 66)
Number of female patients ages 30-64 (i.e., the study’s age range)	3016 (796, 7718)	3999 (1525, 7422)	3453 (796, 7718)
Percent of patients who have private health insurance	27 (18, 40)	28 (25, 34)	28 (18, 40)
Average wait time in days for women to get an appointment for cervical cancer screening	6 (4, 7)	4 (0, 7)	5 (0, 7)
Average wait time in days for women to get an appointment for follow-up care after an abnormal cervical cancer screening test	5 (4, 7)	3 (1, 5)	4 (1, 7)

Note. Table reports the mean (minimum value [min.], maximum value [max.]) for each health system-level characteristic. One additional health system from the larger Take CARE (Clinical Avenues to Reach Health Equity) research effort did not take part in this study primarily due to challenges from the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Data for this health system are not included in the table.