Table 3.

Participant socio-demographic and health status information

Clinician Participants
	N	%		N	%
Gender			Years in practice
Female	10	83%	Five years or less	4	33%
Male	2	17%	Up to ten years	4	33%
Clinician Specialty			Up to fifteen years	2	17%
MD	8	67%	More than 15 years	2	17%
Non-MD (PA, NP)	4	33%	Years at health center
Race/Ethnicity			Five years or less	8	66%
African American	3	25%	Up to ten years	0	0%
Asian	1	8%	Up to fifteen years	2	17%
White	8	67%	More than 15 years	2	17%
			Total	12	100%
Patient Participants
	N	%		N	%
Age group			Employed
18–29	6	12%	Yes	16	33%
30–39	6	12%	No	17	35%
40–49	13	27%	Not reported	16	33%
50–59	10	20%	Body Mass Index
60–69	9	18%	18.5–<25 (Normal)	3	6%
70+	4	8%	25–<30 (Overweight)	11	22%
Not reported	1	2%	30+ (Obese)	26	53%
Gender			Not reported	9	18%
Female	35	71%	Number of Comorbidities
Male	14	29%	0	15	31%
Race/Ethnicity			1–2	15	31%
African American	25	51%	3–4	12	24%
White	18	37%	5–8	7	14%
Other	6	12%	Common Comorbidities
Percent of patients achieving recommended level of physical activity = 22.4%			Diabetes	13	27%
			Hypertension	23	47%
			CHF	4	8%
Annual income			Education
< $12,000	13	27%	Less than 12 years	14	29%
$12,000 – $20,000	10	20%	HS education	18	37%
$21,000 – $39,000	5	10%	Some college	9	18%
$40,000+	4	8%	College Degree	7	14%
Not reported	17	35%	Not reported	1	2%
			Total	49*	100%

^*As noted in the text above, two patient participants did not provide survey data.