Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of 348 primary care patients screened for psychiatric disorders who reported no psychiatric treatment in the year before screening, by disorder group at baseline (in weighted percentages)^a

	Major			Generalized anxiety			Alcohol or
	depressive disorder			or panic disorder			drug use disorder			Bipolar disorder
	Yes	No		Yes	No		Yes	No		Yes	No
Characteristic	(N=39)	(N=306)	p	(N=27)	(N=319)	p	(N=29)	(N=305)	p	(N=24)	(N=324)	p
Gender			.19			.26			<.001			.050
Female	79	68		79	68		20	74		49	70
Male	21	32		21	32		80	26		51	30
Age			.27			.74			.99			.59
18–44	29	33		28	32		31	33		41	32
45–54	42	26		36	27		31	28		31	28
55–64	19	24		26	23		23	23		13	24
65–70	11	17		10	17		15	16		16	17
Race-ethnicity			.28			.75			.02			.87
Hispanic	90	83		82	84		67	86		82	84
Non-Hispanic	10	17		18	16		33	15		18	16
Immigrant			.66			.72			.34		75	.59
Yes	78	75		72	75		67	76		80
No	22	25		28	25		33	24		21	25
Marital status			.3			.24			.27			.12
Married or
cohabiting	26	35		23	35		45	34		50	33
Other	74	65		77	65		56	66		50	67
High school
graduate			.04			.75			.33			.052
No	71	52		57	54		44	54		74	52
Yes	29	48		43	47		56	46		26	48
Annual house- hold income			.86			.14			.72			.92
<$6,000	39	40		55	39		38	41		41	40
≥$6,000	61	60		45	61		63	59		59	60
Paid worker			.9			.22			.2			.91
Yes	26	27		16	27		15	29		28	27
No	74	73		84	73		85	72		72	73

^aThe percentages are weighted to account for attrition at follow-up. The p values were generated from a logistic regression (for binary outcomes) or a linear regression (for continuous outcomes) using weighted data. Ns for some screening diagnoses sum to less than 348 because of missing data.