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Published in final edited form as: Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2012 Oct;21(10):1645–1654. doi: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-12-0532

Table 2.

Demographic Characteristics of Cervical Cancer Screening Subjects in the Boston Patient Navigation Research Program by Study Site Group (Navigation v. Control Sites) across the two Study Periods (Baseline vs. Intervention). N=1,763

Baseline Period 2004–2005 Intervention Period 2007–2008 All Sites N (%)
Navigation Sites N (%) Control Sites N (%) Pa Navigation Sites N (%) Control Sites N (%) Pa
Cervical Screening Abnormalities 234 240 725 564 1763
Age
 18–20 31 (13) 17 (7) 0.001 82 (11) 67 (12) 0.04 197 (11)
 21–30 114 (49) 158 (66) 389 (54) 337 (60) 998 (57)
 30+ 89 (38) 65 (27) 254 (35) 160 (28) 568 (32)
Insurance
 None 109 (46) 87 (37) 0.09 287 (40) 107 (19) <0.0001 590 (34)
 Public 72 (31) 77 (33) 281 (39) 221 (39) 651 (37)
 Private 53 (23) 69 (30) 157 (21) 236 (42) 515 (29)
Race/Ethnicity
 African American 105 (45) 55 (23) <0.0001 285 (39) 123 (22) <0.0001 568 (32)
 Hispanic 52 (22) 77 (32) 304 (42) 117 (21) 550 (31)
 White 33 (14) 88 (37) 129 (18) 277 (49) 527 (30)
 Otherb 44 (19) 20 (8) 7 (1) 47 (8) 118 (7)
Language
 English 163 (71) 158 (78) 0.09 447 (62) 478 (85) <0.0001 1246 (72)
 Spanish 38 (17) 33 (16) 215 (30) 39 (7) 325 (19)
 Otherc 27 (12) 12 (6) 63 (8) 47 (8) 149 (9)
Cervical Abnormality
 Low Graded 205 (88) 209 (87) 0.86 685 (96) 526 (95) 0.27 1625 (93)
 High Gradee 29 (12) 31 (13) 27 (4) 28 (5) 115 (7)
a

P-value for test of homogeneity of proportions

b

Most common response was Asian (of which 53% were Vietnamese)

c

Most common other languages included Vietnamese (20%), Albanian (8%), Portuguese and Portuguese Creole (19%)

d

Includes the following Pap test results: ASCUS/HPV+ (Atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance/positive for human papilloma virus) and LGSIL (Low grade squamous intraepithelial lesion)

e

Includes the following Pap test results: AGUS (atypical glandular cells of undetermined significance), HGSIL (high grade intraepithelial lesion), Carcinoma