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. 2005 Dec;40(6 Pt 1):1737–1757. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-6773.2005.00451.x

Table 1.

Characteristics of 40 Participating Practices in the Pediatric Asthma Care PORT

Participating Practices Study Arm MD Providers (N) PNP and PA Providers (N) Asthma Patients at Baseline (N) Patients with Persistent Asthma at Baseline (N)
Health plan 1 PLE 4 0 99 28
2 0 441 108
3 1 318 69
8 0 82 32
6 0 108 20
PACI 6 0 171 51
6 0 214 63
6 0 188 67
4 0 65 24
6 0 133 36
Usual care 5 0 154 48
5 0 109 38
5 1 139 58
5 0 158 40
6 1 113 29
Total 77 3 2,492 711
Health plan 2 PLE 6 4 170 52
6 0 106 49
2 3 59 26
5 0 60 25
5 2 89 33
3 2 80 27
PACI 3 0 85 24
8 0 176 61
4 0 73 25
8 0 159 54
5 0 70 22
Usual care 6 0 12 6
2 0 71 31
5 2 250 101
8 0 89 37
7 5 98 48
Total 83 18 1,647 621
Health plan 3 PLE 2 0 46 22
10 1 332 155
7 0 13 9
PACI 5 0 148 56
5 0 47 26
3 0 106 38
Usual care 6 0 129 57
5 1 133 71
1 1 76 30
Total 44 3 1,030 464
Overall total 204 24 5,169 1,796

PNP, pediatric nurse practitioner; PA, physician assistant; PLE, peer leader education; PORT, Patient Outcomes Research Team.