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. 2013 Feb 14;10:E24. doi: 10.5888/pcd10.120165

Table 2. Crude Preventable Hospitalization Rates for Hypertension Per 100,000 Population Among Women, by Age and Race, National Hospital Discharge Survey, United States, 1995–2010a .

Age/Race Period, Rate (95% Confidence Interval)

1995–1997 1998–2000 2001–2003 2004–2006 2007–2010
18–44 y
White 16.0 (11.5–20.5) 17.3 (13.0–21.6) 14.6 (10.1–19.2) 17.2 (12.0–22.4) 24.1 (13.6–34.5)
Black 87.5 (60.3–114.7) 111.3 (85.6–137.0) 101.5 (78.5–124.5) 104.4 (78.9–130.0) 128.1 (90.6–165.6)
45–64 y
White 107.3 (91.3–123.4) 121.7 (100.6–142.9) 127.2 (105.2–149.2) 114.3 (96.9–131.7) 99.3 (80.7–118.0)
Black 494.2 (406.0–582.3) 401.3 (314.7–487.8) 486.6 (381.0–592.2) 475.5 (385.5–565.6) 553.0 (399.0–707.0)
≥65 y
Whiteb 248.9 (211.9–286.0) 266.6 (231.4–301.7) 333.7 (275.9–391.5) 311.3 (267.3–355.2) 361.2 (277.5–444.9)
Black 595.5 (421.3–769.7) 897.7 (668.3–1127.1) 798.3 (621.0–975.6) 640.4 (507.1–773.7) 779.6 (589.3–969.9)
a

Difference between whites and blacks is significant (P < .05) for all categories and all periods. Calculated by using z test.

b

Increasing linear trend is significant (β = +26 per 100,000 population per period; P = .03).