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. 2014 Jun;73(6):175–180.

Table 2.

Overall Self-reported Health Concerns by County

Rural Counties Urban County State of Hawai‘i P-value
Kaua‘i n = 45 Maui n = 78 Hawai‘i n = 118 Honolulu n = 445 Total N = 710*
Self-Assessed Health
Excellent 10 (23%) 16 (21%) 24 (21%) 81 (19%) 19.5%
Very Good 9 (21%) 33 (42%) 45 (40%) 189 (43%) 41.4%
Good 19 (44%) 23 (30%) 34 (30%) 133 (30%) 30.8%
Fair/Poor 5 (11%) 6 (8%) 11 (10%) 36 (8%) 8.3%
Health Insurance < .05
No 3 (7%) 13 (17%) 19 (17%) 39 (9%) 11.1%
Yes, from partner 2 (5%) 6 (8%) 8 (7%) 23 (5%) 5.7%
Yes, from government 12 (27%) 13 (17%) 23 (20%) 72 (17%) 17.7%
Yes, from employer 24 (55%) 40 (51%) 56 (49%) 247 (57%) 54.6%
Yes, other source 3 (7%) 6 (8%) 8 (7%) 56 (13%) 10.9%
Have a Regular Doctor 17 (85%) 55 (75%) 76 (69%) 282 (72%) 72.6%
Chronic Condition(s)** 20 (47%) 36 (49%) 57 (52%) 166 (39%) 42.3% < .05
Uses Tobacco Products 4 (17%) 15 (20%) 24 (22%) 70 (17%) 18.4%
Experienced Health Care Discrimination
Sexual Orientation 3 (7%) 12 (17%) 17 (15%) 48 (12%) 12.5%
Gender Identity or Expression 3 (8%) 10 (14%) 10 (9%) 33 (8%) 8.9%
Delayed Care
Sexual Orientation 1 (3%) 13 (19%) 11 (11%) 31 (8%) 8.5% < .01
Gender Identity or Expression 3 (9%) 9 (14%) 9 (9%) 26 (7%) 7.1%
*

Counts from individual counties do not add to 710 because some respondents chose not to report their county.

**

“Chronic conditions” was a yes/no variable based on participants reporting that they had HIV/AIDS, cancer, diabetes, a physical disability, a heart condition, STIs (such as herpes), arthritis, COPD/asthma, a chronic mental health condition, and “other”. Participants who reported “other” reported digestive issues, chronic pain, high blood pressure, gonadal issues related to disorders of sexual development or hormone regulation/production issues, and high cholesterol.