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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Prim Care Community Health. 2011 Nov 30;3(2):120–124. doi: 10.1177/2150131911420724

Table 1.

Alaska Native and American Indian Male and Female Primary Care Patients Screened for Depression by Patient and Provider Factors

Men (n = 7045) Screened
Women (n = 11 580) Screened
n % n %
Patient factorsa
 Genderb 3047 43 5771 50
 Age, y
  18-34 1097 37 2274 46
  35-54 1357 48 2491 53
  55-97 593 48 1006 51
 Number of 6 chronic conditionsc
  None 2023 39 4042 47
  At least 1 1024 53 1729 57
 No. of visits in year prior
  None 1436 36 1626 36
  1-7 1297 50 2893 54
  8-23 283 66 1137 71
  24-94 31 86 115 76
 Depression diagnosis in year prior
  No previous diagnosis 2989 43 5528 49
  Previous diagnosis 58 53 243 66
 Substance abuse or dependence diagnosis in year prior
  No previous diagnosis 2916 43 5498 50
  Previous diagnosis 131 45 273 57
 Antidepressant dispensed in year prior
  No 2999 43 5665 50
  Yes 48 43 106 36
Provider factorsa
 Provider gender
  Female 1122 39 3645 49
  Male 1907 50 2103 56
  No qualifying providerd 18 6 23 7
 Provider tenure (missing = 665), y
  Less than 2 437 37 829 42
  2-5 1858 48 3053 54
  5-10 615 45 1520 51
  10-16 119 40 346 55
a

At patients’ first visit during study period of March 2002 to August 2003.

b

Chi-square significant (men vs women), P < .001.

c

Includes hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, liver disease, renal disease, and pulmonary disease.

d

Patient n = 665, 4% of all patients.