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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 31.
Published in final edited form as: Prev Med. 2014 Dec 13;0:31–36. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2014.12.006

Table 1.

Features of Respondents according to Use of Interactive Voice Response (IVR) System over Follow-Up

Use of IVR System vs. No Use over Follow-Up, n=1778 Maintain IVR Follow-Up vs. Switch n=1274 (Excludes n=160 who began study before start of IVR interviews)

Any IVR over Follow-Up, n=1434 Only In-Person Follow-Up, n=344 All Follow-Up by IVR, n=803 Switch to In-Person Follow-Up, n=471

Demographics
    Age, mean (sd) 74.9 (8.2) 77.4 (8.9)*** 75.0 (8.1) 74.8 (8.5)
    Female, % 80.1 75.5 80.3 79.6
    Married, % 36.5 26.8*** 38.0 35.9
    Non-White, % 9.6 23.5*** 6.6 10.7**
    College grad, % 16.8 11.7*** 17.2 15.5

Baseline Health Status
    Mobility disability, % 36.1 44.9*** 34.4 37.8
    IADL disability, % 25.7 37.3*** 24.4 26.5
    ADL disability, % 4.7 9.9*** 5.2 3.6
    Pain, % 61.2 59.1 61.8 60.1
    Anxiety-depression, % 28.5 31.7 28.4 28.7
    Global health, mean (sd) 80.4 (15.8) 76.4 (18.3)*** 80.4 (15.9) 80.8 (14.9)
    3+ Rx meds, % 62.5 50.0*** 63.5 61.0
    Memory impairment, % 7.1 19 0*** 6.1 7.9
    Fair-poor balance, % 24.7 32.4*** 24.5 24.8
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p < .01

***

p < .001 by t-test or X2

Mobility, IADL, ADL, pain, and anxiety-depression symptoms were self-reported using the EQ-5D and indicate “some” or “a lot” of difficulty in the domain. IADL, instrumental activities of daily living; ADL, activities of daily living