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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr Health Care. 2013 Jul 5;28(3):241–250. doi: 10.1016/j.pedhc.2013.05.009

Table 3.

Characteristics of visits with obesity diagnosis during preventive care visit in 2006-2009 NAMCS and NHAMCS by subgroup

2006-2007 (n=266)
2008-2009 (n=262)
P-value
Weighted % (95%CI) Weighted % (95%CI)
Race/Ethnicity <.0001
    Non-Hispanic white 23 (11-35) 54 (43-65)
    Non-Hispanic black 23 (14-32) 20 (13-27)
    Hispanic 40 (30-50) 22 (12-32)
    Others 15 (9-20) 4 (3-5)
Neighborhood Poverty Level (percent) 0.9310
    Quartile 1 (lowest) 17 (4-29)* 19 (8-30)*
    Quartile 2 23 (14-32) 18 (8-29)
    Quartile 3 34 (21-47) 39 (28-51)
    Quartile 4 (highest) 22 (15-29) 19 (10-27)
Neighborhood Education Level (percent) 0.6310
    Quartile 1 (lowest) 29 (20-37) 24 (15-32)
    Quartile 2 16 (9-24) 22 (13-32)
    Quartile 3 35 (28-43) 29 (19-39)
    Quartile 4 (highest) 15 (10-21) 20 (11-28)
Diet/Nutrition counseling 75 (64-87) 68 (21-42) 0.3974
Exercise counseling 53 (40-66) 53 (42-64) 0.9604

CI = confidence interval

*

Estimates not reliable due to small sample size (less than 30)