Table 2.

Quality of healthcare measures of children in immigrant families, by immigrant family type and race/ethnicity

	N	Healthcare providers always spend enough time with child P values between groups	Healthcare providers always listen carefully to caregiver	Healthcare providers are always sensitive to family’s values and customs	Healthcare providers always give specific information	Healthcare providers are always partners in care
		<0.001*** Weighted %	<0.001*** Weighted %	<0.001*** Weighted %	<0.001*** Weighted %	<0.001*** Weighted %
Hispanic
First-generation	1021	22.8	50.7	42.3	37.5	53.5
Second-generation/both immigrant parents	2648	33.9	60.5	56.9	54.9	65.7
Second-generation/one immigrant parent	2594	43.2	67.2	60.9	56.1	64.5
Third-generation	4411	55.5	69.0	70.3	63.9	68.5
P values within groups		<0.001***	<0.001***	<0.001***	<0.001***	<0.05*
Non-Hispanic White
First and second-generations	3608	60.5	68.2	72.8	61.9	66.9
Third-generation	54,042	66.4	72.7	75.5	67.1	72.9
P values within groups		<0.001***	<0.05*	0.13	<0.05*	<0.01**
Non-Hispanic Black
First and second-generations	877	50.8	63.9	62.9	53.6	63.4
Third-generation	6795	52.9	71.9	66.3	63.5	70.3
P values within groups		0.55	<0.05*	0.33	<0.01**	<0.05*
Non-Hispanic Other
First-generation	315	39.0	60.5	47.4	26.5	34.9
Second-generation/both immigrant parents	1116	45.8	66.9	58.5	46.8	55.6
Second-generation/one immigrant parent	1131	55.9	68.8	71.9	51.5	67.4
Third-generation	4970	64.0	71.7	71.3	63.6	70.3
P values within groups		<0.001***	0.27	<0.001***	<0.001***	<0.001***

Missing: Spend enough time (2700), listen carefully (2545), sensitive to family’s values (2773), give specific information (2618), partners in care (2528)

^*<0.05;

^**<0.01;

^***<0.001