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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Obstet Gynecol. 2016 May;127(5):917–925. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0000000000001403

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics for Women in the three Phases of the Universal Perinatal Depression Screening Program in Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program Northern California (N = 97,678)

Phase 1: Pre-Implementation
N (%)
Phase 2: Roll-Out
N (%)
Phase 3: Fully-Implemented
N (%)
p-value
Total 16,355 39,134 42,189
Patient Characteristics
Maternal age at delivery
≤20 757 (4.6%) 1,655 (4.2%) 1,622 (3.8%) p<0.001
21-30 7,762 (47.5%) 17,840 (45.6%) 18,478 (43.8%)
31-40 7,315 (44.7%) 18,432 (47.1%) 20,659 (49.0%)
>40 521 (3.2%) 1,207 (3.1%) 1,430 (3.4%)
Race
White 6,651 (40.7%) 15,162 (38.7%) 16,328 (38.7%) p<0.001
Black 1,176 (7.2%) 2,596 (6.6%) 2,712 (6.4%)
Asian 3,387 (20.7%) 9,348 (23.9%) 10,626 (25.2%)
Hispanic 4,182 (25.6%) 9,832 (25.1%) 10,313 (24.4%)
Other 959 (5.9%) 2,196 (5.6%) 2,210 (5.2%)
Marital Status
Married/partner 13,082 (80.0%) 31,197 (79.7%) 31,562 (74.8%) p<0.001
Single/divorced/widowed 3,187 (19.5%) 7,812 (20.0%) 10,363 (24.6%)
Others/Unknown 86 (0.5%) 125 (0.3%) 264 (0.6%)
Medicaid during Pregnancy
Yes 706 (4.3%) 1,861 (4.8%) 2,011 (4.8%) p=0.1658
No 15,585 (95.3%) 37,131 (94.9%) 39,991 (94.8%)
Unknown 64 (0.4%) 142 (0.4%) 187 (0.4%)
Previous Mental Health Diagnoses
Depression 3,198 (19.5%) 7,632 (19.5%) 7,853 (18.6%) p<0.001
Other mental diagnoses 3,182 (19.5%) 7,408 (18.9%) 7,928 (18.8%)
None 9,975 (61.0%) 24,094 (61.6%) 26,408 (62.6%)