Table 4.

Multiple Regression Models Predicting the Relationship between Race, Ethnicity, and Total Primary Care Experience, Incrementally Adjusted for Personal Factors and Potential Access

	Model 1 (Race only)		Model 2 (Race and Personal Factors)		Model 3 (Race and Potential Access)		Model 4 (Race and All Covariates)
Variable	B	SE	B	SE	B	SE	B	SE
Race and Ethnicity
Asian	−6.44****	1.32	−3.69**	1.33	−4.32***	1.27	−2.71*	.129
African American	0.94	1.59	1.21	1.57	2.43	1.55	1.93	1.54
Latino	−11.16****	1.30	−2.10	1.53	−3.26**	1.35	1.02	1.50
Personal Factors
Non-English language			−9.63****	1.18			−7.10****	1.16
Maternal education (less than high school)1			−2.96*	1.33			0.37	1.36
Maternal education (high school or some college)1			1.28	1.12			1.69	1.10
Chronic condition (vs. no)			2.22	1.43			0.71	1.40
Potential Access
No regular source of care					−12.08****	0.91	−11.44****	0.91
Medicaid or SCHIP insurance2					−4.10****	1.05	−2.76**	1.11
Other/CHAMPUS insurance2					−0.96	1.25	−1.00	1.25
Uninsured2					−9.94****	1.33	−7.96****	1.38
R2	.036***		.069****		.123****		.136****
Adjusted R2	.035***		.067****		.121****		.133****

^*P < .05,

^**P < .01,

^***P < .001,

^****P < .0001 for the Beta value.

¹Compared to college graduate or beyond.

²Compared to commercial insurance coverage.