Table 1.

Eligible Patient Characteristics, Stratified by Interest in Receiving a Hereditary Breast/Ovarian Cancer Risk Assessment (CRA)

Characteristic	Total Eligible for CRA				Interested in CRA?
					Yes				No				Statistic
	(n = 65)				(n = 47)				(n = 18)
	m	sd	n	%	m	sd	n	%	m	sd	n	%	p-value
Demographic
Age	48.3	8.7			48.3	9.1			48.3	7.9			n.s.
Race
African American			42	64.6			31	66.0			11	61.1	n.s.
Other			23	35.4			16	34.0			7	38.9
Ethnicity
Latina			16	24.6			11	23.4			5	27.8	n.s.
Other			49	75.4			36	76.6			13	72.2
Insurance Status
Uninsured			32	49.2			23	48.9			9	50.0	n.s.
Medicare/Medicaid			21	32.3			15	31.9			6	33.3
Private			12	18.5			9	19.1			3	16.7
Annual Income, $*	47,694	26,654			46,809	22,304			50,006	36,341			n.s.
Raising ≥1 child, Yes**			43	70.5			32	68.1			11	78.6	n.s.
Clinical
Breast or ovarian cancer survivor, Yes			7	10.8			4	8.5			3	16.7	n.s.
Breast/ovarian cancer-affected relatives, #	1.8	1.0			1.9	1.0			1.4	1.1			0.05
Probability of carrying BRCA1/2 mutation, %***	4.8	10.0			5.8	11.5			2.2	2.1			0.05
Lifetime probability of breast cancer diagnosis, %***	9.7	3.3			10.2	3.5			8.2	2.1			0.03

Note.n.s. = nonsignificant.

^*Calculated using geocoding based on address at time of referral

^**Data missing for 4 patients who declined CRA

^***Calculated using BRCAPRO