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. 2013 Feb;22(2):147–152. doi: 10.1089/jwh.2011.3414

Table 1.

Participant Characteristics

Characteristic n %
Age
 18–24 251 48.4
 25–44 206 39.7
 45+ 62 12.0
Education
 Less than high school 115 22.2
 High school graduate 249 48.0
 Post-high school 155 29.9
Income
 <$10,000 213 41.0
 $10,000–$50,000 241 46.4
 $50,000+ 18 3.5
 Unknown/not reported 47 9.1
Married
 Yes 173 33.3
 No 343 66.1
 Unknown/not reported 3 0.6
Race
 White 499 96.2
 Othera 20 3.8
Employed
 Yes 240 46.2
 No 277 53.4
 Unknown/not reported 2 0.4
Insurance
 Private 79 15.2
 Medicare/Medicaid 140 27.0
 None 296 57.0
 Unknown/not reported 4 0.8
How told
 Call 218 42.0
 Letter 184 35.5
 Call and letter 85 16.4
 Otherb 29 5.6
 Unknown/not reported 3 0.6
Pap results
 ASC-US 217 41.8
 LSIL 248 47.8
 ASC-H/HSIL 54 10.4
History of abnormal Pap test
 Yes 208 40.1
 No 306 59.0
 Unknown/not reported 5 1.0
Transportation Issues
 Yes 79 15.2
 No 440 84.8
a

Other race responses: 5 black/African American, 2 Hispanic, 1 Native Hawaiian, 1 biracial, and 11 unspecified.

b

Other how told responses: 18 visits to health department (HD), 4 participants called HD, 5 call from other than HD, 4 unspecified.

ASC-H, atypical squamous cells, cannot rule out a high-grade lesion; ASC-US, atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance; HSIL, high-grade squamous epithelial lesion; LSIL, low-grade epithelial lesion.