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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 29.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Care Poor Underserved. 2012 Nov;23(4):1678–1697. doi: 10.1353/hpu.2012.0187

Table 1.

BASELINE DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS FOR THE INITIAL PROJECT-BASED HF POPULATIONa

Variable M(SD) / %
Sociodemographic variables
    Age (years) 48.39 (9.39)
    Race/Ethnicity
        American Indian/Alaska Native 27.4%
        Asian 1.1%
        Black/African-American 7.4%
        Hispanic/Latino/a 7.4%
        Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 3.2%
        White/Caucasian 40.0%
        “More than one race” 10.5%
        Self-reported “Other” 3.2%
    Relationship status
        Married 2.1%
        Consider self married 1.1%
        Widowed 4.3%
        Separated 7.4%
        Divorced 33.0%
        Never married 52.1%
    Highest education level
        Some high school 37.2%
        HS graduate/GED 29.8%
        Vocational school 8.5%
        Some college 18.1%
        College graduate 4.3%
        Some graduate school/advanced degree 2.2%
Alcohol-use variables
    Typical alcohol quantity (standard drinks/day) 24.39 (21.87)
    Peak alcohol quantity (standard drinks/day) 39.85 (39.28)
    Alcohol-use frequency (days/past month) 23.75 (10.49)
    Intoxication frequency (days/past month) 19.82 (12.26)
    Alcohol-related problems (SIP-2R) 23.34 (1.37)
    Experience of delirium tremens (% lifetime) 65.2%
    Number of alcohol dependence symptoms currently endorsed 5.22 (1.80)
    Number of alcohol treatment episodes (lifetime) 17.19 (59.13)
a

Quantity and frequency variables are based on the past 30 days. All other variables based on past 3 months.

M = Mean

SD = Standard Deviation

SIP-2R = Short Inventory of Problems summary score