Table 1. Characteristics and Comparison of Pre- and Post-Telehealth Visit (THV) Implementation Cohorts.
| Pre-THV (n=349) |
Post THV (N=351) |
p value | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Patient Demographics | |||
| Age | 29.0 (15-44) | 30.4 (19-45) | 0.0011 |
|
Race White Black or African American Other |
205 (58.7%) 101 (28.9%) 43 (12.3%) |
175 (49.86%) 98 (27.9%) 78 (22.2%) |
0.0019 |
|
Ethnicity Hispanic or Latina Not Hispanic or Latina Not reported |
212 (60.7%) 137 (39.3%) 0 (0%) |
197 (56.1%) 145 (41.3%) 9 (2.56%) |
0.0043 |
|
Language Spanish English Other |
170 (48.7%) 171 (49.0%) 8 (2.3%) |
147 (41.9%) 176 (50.1%) 28 (8.0%) |
0.0016 |
| Delivery Demographics | |||
|
Parity Primiparous Multiparous |
65 (18.6%) 284 (81.4%) |
106 (30.2%) 244 (69.7%) |
0.0003 |
|
Gestational Age Preterm Term |
37 (10.6%) 312 (89.4%) |
41 (11.7%) 309 (88.3%) |
0.6404 |
|
Mode of Delivery Vaginal1 Cesarean |
256 (73.4%) 93 (26.6%) |
236 (67.2%) 115 (32.8%) |
0.0767 |
|
Complications2 Yes No |
113 (32.4%) 236 (67.6%) |
141 (40.2%) 210 (59.8%) |
0.0320 |
1Vaginal delivery includes spontaneous, forceps-assisted, and vacuum-assisted vaginal deliveries, as well as vaginal delivery after cesarean. 2Complications include gestational diabetes, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, intra- or post-partum infection, preterm prelabor rupture of membranes, preterm labor, postpartum hemorrhage, cholestasis, twin gestation, intrauterine fetal demise, 3rd/4th degree or cervical laceration, shoulder dystocia, bladder injury, retained placenta.