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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Dec 30.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res. 2012 May 29;200(2-3):827–834. doi: 10.1016/j.psychres.2012.04.022

Table 1.

Profiles of Study Populations used in New York PTSD Risk Score Study

Study Variables* WTCD Study (N=2368) % (n) Geisinger Pain Study (N=705) % (n) Geisinger Trauma Study (N=225) % (n)
PCPS* 23.4 (553) 13.3 (94) 28.0 (63)
Current PTSD 7.3 (174) 9.9 (70) 11.8(26)

PHQ-2 Depression Scale
 No Symptoms 52.7 (1248) 37.0 (261) 51.6 (116)
 One Symptom 16.1 (382) 17.3 (122) 15.1 (34)
 Two Symptoms 31.2 (738) 45.7 (322) 33.3 (75)
Lifetime Traumatic Events
 None 28.0 (664) 21.4 (151) 37.3 (84)
 Low Exposure (< 2) 23.6 (558) 24.8 (175) 25.3 (57)
 Moderate Exposure (2–3) 28.2 (667) 30.9 (218) 22.7 (51)
 High Exposure (4+) 20.2 (479) 22.8 (161) 14.7 (33)
Trouble Sleeping 32.6 (772) 15.2 (107) 32.0 (72)
Access to Healthcare 88.0 (2084) 98.4 (694) 95.1 (214)

Mean Age (SD) 43.1 (15.5) 54.5 (13.7) 48.4 (16.9)
Gender
 Male 42.9 (1016) 32.9 (232) 55.1 (124)
 Female 57.1 (1352) 67.1 (473) 44.9 (101)
Race
 White 42.9 (1015) 98.4 (694) 99.1 (223)
 African American 25.6 (606) 0.9 (6) 0.4 (1)
 Hispanic/Latino 23.6 (559) 0.4 (3) 0.0 (0)
 Other 7.9 (188) 0.3 (2) 0.4 (1)
College Graduate 44.5 (1053) 19.7 (139) 26.7 (60)
*

WTCD = World Trade Center Disaster; PCPS = Primary Care PTSD Screener; PHQ-2 = Patient Health Questionnaire, 2-item version; PCPS = Primary Care PTSD Screener.