Table 1.

Comparison of baseline intervention and control primary care provider and patient characteristics

Characteristics	Intervention	Control	P-value
Primary Care Provider
Patient to Provider Ratio ± SD	2.32±1.95	2.29±1.81	0.95
Race			0.20
Asian	8 (21.1%)	13 (34.2%)
Gender			0.49
Female	20 (52.6%)	23 (60.5%)
Medical Specialty			0.49
Family Medicine	23 (60.5%)	20 (52.6%)
Patient
Mean Age ± SD (years)	40.4±11.5	41.3±13.1	0.64
Ethnicity (surname)			0.43
Chinese	60 (68.2%)	64 (73.6%)
Gender			0.68
Females	54 (61.4%)	56 (64.4%)
Language:			0.95
English	70 (79.5%)	69 (79.3%)
Asian Language	8 (9.1%)	9 (10.3%)
Unknown	10 (11.4%)	9 (10.3%)
Racial Background			0.31
Asian	69 (78.4%)	67 (77.0%)
White/Other	2 (2.3%)	6 (6.9%)
Unknown	17 (19.3%)	14 (16.1%)
Patient Status*			0.54
Return	74 (84.1%)	76 (87.4%)
Visit Type†			0.48
Preventive Care	35 (39.8%)	27 (31.0%)
Medical Issues	32 (36.4%)	36 (41.4%)
No Consult Note	21 (23.9%)	24 (27.6%)

Note: Primary care provider: n = 38 for both intervention and control groups

Patient: n = 88 intervention, n = 87 control

SD = Standard Deviation

^*Patient status was defined as return if the patient had at least one documented visit with a physician within the UC Davis Health System.

^†Visit types were determined by whether the EHR note listed a medical issue as a chief complaint or one of the following preventive care services: a general checkup, annual physical exam, or a well-woman exam. Only collected from patients who attended their scheduled appointment.