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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Comp Eff Res. 2013 Jul;2(4):445–460. doi: 10.2217/cer.13.34

Table 3.

Patient demographics.

Characteristic Active surveillance
(n = 236); % (n)
Surgery
(n = 1116); % (n)
Radiation therapy
(n = 657); % (n)
Age, years (p < 0.001)
<60 22 (51) 40 (447) 16 (102)
60–64.9 21 (50) 26 (291) 16 (105)
65–69.9 26 (62) 22 (241) 28 (181)
70+ 31 (73) 12 (135) 41 (267)
Race (p < 0.001)
White/Caucasian 78 (185) 75 (831) 72 (466)
African–American 11 (27) 12 (137) 18 (119)
Hispanic/Latino 6 (15) 8 (94) 6 (41)
Other 4 (9) 4 (49) 4 (23)
Insurance (p < 0.001)
Private/HMO 40 (95) 56 (621) 27 (175)
Medicare only 41 (96) 24 (261) 42 (273)
Veterans’/military 6 (14) 4 (44) 8 (55)
Underinsured or uninsured 13 (30) 16 (181) 23 (149)
Employment status (p < 0.001)
Full-time 35 (83) 50 (558) 24 (157)
Part-time 7 (16) 7 (82) 6 (40)
Retired 57 (134) 37 (407) 65 (424)
Unemployed 1 (3) 5 (60) 4 (29)
Income (p < 0.001)
<US$30,000 13 (30) 18 (192) 29 (173)
US$30,001–50,000 22 (49) 17 (182) 22 (131)
US$50,001–100,000 32 (72) 33 (349) 30 (181)
>US$100,000 33 (76) 31 (321) 20 (118)
Education (p < 0.001)
Some high school, technical school
or less
7 (16) 9 (102) 13 (84)
High school or technical school
graduate
13 (31) 21 (234) 21 (139)
Some college 21 (50) 22 (240) 26 (170)
College graduate 23 (55) 25 (273) 21 (139)
Graduate or professional school 36 (84) 24 (262) 19 (121)
Marital status (p = 0.006)
Never married 3 (7) 5 (57) 6 (37)
Married 80 (188) 82 (908) 75 (491)
Separated, divorced, widowed 17 (41) 13 (148) 19 (126)

HMO: Health maintenance organization.