Table 2.

Percentages of Respondents in Broad Treatment Categories

		Panel A						Panel B
		Any Depressive Disorder† in the past 12 months (N=1,082)						No Depressive Disorder in the past 12 months (N=7,680)
Row	Type of Treatment	Non-Latino White	Latino	Asian	African American	Adjusted Wald test p value	Design-based Adjusted F test for all treatment groups	Non-Latino White	Latino	Asian	African American	Adjusted Wald test p value	Design-based Adjusted F test for all treatment groups
	N of Obs	581	192	78	231			2253	1411	1357	2,659
		Percentage SE	Percentage SE	Percentage SE	Percentage SE		***	Percentage SE	Percentage SE	Percentage SE	Percentage SE		***
1‡	No Treatment, No Antidepressants	40.2 3.1	63.7 4.5	68.7 6.8	58.8 3.2	***		89.9 0.6	96.2 0.6	96.2 0.7	94.9 0.5	***
2§	Not Adequate Treatment	26.8 2.8	13.9 2.5	18.1 5.0	29.0 3.1	***		7.0 0.6	3.1 0.5	2.6 0.6	3.8 0.4	***
3¶	Adequate Treatment	33.0 1.9	22.3 4.9	13.1 4.6	12.1 2.5	***		3.2 0.3	0.7 0.3	1.2 0.5	1.3 0.3	***

^†Any Depressive Disorder diagnostic category includes DSM-IV dysthymia and major depressive episode.

^‡Group 1 includes respondents receiving no treatment, and no antidepressants

^§Group 2 includes respondents with no provider visits, but receiving antidepressants, 1-3 provider's visits with antidepressants, 4+ provider visits and antidepressants less than 30 days, 1-7 provider visits and no antidepressants, and those with 8+ provider a visits, but the number of Specialty Mental Health over 30 minutes is less than 8 and no antidepressant use.

^¶Group 3 represents our definition of Adequate Treatment, which include respondents with 4+ provider a visits and antidepressants 30 days or more, or those with 8+ Specialty Mental Health provider visits of at least 30 minutes. If a respondent has 1-3 provider visits and is currently in treatment, he/she is considered as having 4 visits. If respondent has 1-7 visits with a specialty mental health provider visits of at least 30 minutes, and is currently in treatment with specialty mental health provider, he/she is considered as having 8 specialty mental health provider visits. Please note that this definition of adequate treatment only applies to those respondent with a need for mental health treatment.

^*p < 0.05

^**p < 0.01

^***p < 0.001

Notes:

1. Provider can be from the general medical sector, specialty mental health sector, or a counselor or social worker in a non-mental health setting. General medical sector providers include: general practitioner, family doctor, nurse, occupational therapist, or other health professional for a mental health problem. Specialty mental health sector providers include: psychiatrist, psychologist, counselor or social worker seen in mental health settings, or other mental health professional.

2. The column labeled “adjusted Wald test” shows the p-value from a Wald test that was conducted to test for differences in each of the types of treatments across the racial/ethnic groups.

3. The column labeled “design-based adjusted F-test shows the p-value from an F-test that was conducted to test for racial/ethnic differences in any of the treatment type.