Table 2.

Prevalence of Preventive Health Care Practices^a

	Inf Vac (%)	Mammo (%)	Pap Test (%)
Overall	58.7	79.0	85.1
Age (years)
< 40	52.9***	59.7***	74.6***
40-59	49.8	92.6	94.7
60+	90.0	87.1	95.0
Education in the U.S.
None	59.2	87.1***	89.7***
≤ 5 years	56.8	78.9	83.5
> 5 years	58.6	52.2	71.8
Marital status
Not married	66.3***	54.5***	61.4***
Married	55.6	87.4	93.2
Employment
No	59.4	76.8***	83.3***
Employed	53.8	96.1	97.9
Religion
Others	53.9**	71.6***	81.3**
Protestant/Catholic	60.8	82.4	86.8
Acculturation
Low	59.7	84.6***	88.0***
High	57.5	72.6	81.5
Birth place
Korea	58.6	81.7***	86.6***
Other	60.0	27.2	58.0
Years in U.S.
≤ 10 years	50.8**	74.2**	79.6***
>10 years	63.0	81.4	87.9
Primary care provider (PCP)
No PCP	54.9**	75.2***	81.0**
Korean PCP	62.8	84.1	87.7
Non-Korean PCP	59.4	77.0	89.5
Self-reported health
Fair/Poor	63.1**	84.2***	87.6*
Very Good/Good	55.8	75.2	83.3
Health Concern
Not concern	46.0***	69.6***	79.9*
Very concern	60.4	80.3	85.7

Note. Inf vac: Influenza vaccination; Mommo: Mammogram.

^aNumbers in the cells are percentages who reported having the respective preventive health tests.

^*was used to signify p < 0.05

^**p < 0.01

^***p < 0.001 for each bivariable association using χ².