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. 2017 May;15(3):217–224. doi: 10.1370/afm.2063

Table 2.

Use of the Informed Decision-Making Module by Demographic Characteristics

Characteristic Module Starters
Module Nonstarters
Noncompleters Completers
Age, mean (SD), y 53.5 (8.3) 54.9 (8.2) 52.4 (8.2)
Total, No. (%) 1,452 (12.7) 903 (7.9) 9,103 (79.4)
Sex
 Male 595 (13.9) 472 (11.1) 3,201 (75.0)
 Female 857 (11.9) 431 (6.0) 5,902 (82.1)
Race, No. (%)
 Asian 132 (11.4) 60 (5.2) 966 (83.4)
 African American 62 (12.6) 63 (12.8) 368 (74.6)
 White 1,019 (13.7) 618 (8.3) 5,788 (78.0)
 Other 67 (11.7) 43 (7.5) 464 (80.8)
 Unreported 172 (9.5) 119 (6.6) 1,517 (83.9)
Ethnicity, No. (%)
 Hispanic 43 (9.7) 38 (8.5) 364 (81.8)
 Non-Hispanic 1,065 (13.5) 658 (8.4) 6,153 (78.1)
 Unknown 344 (11.0) 207 (6.6) 2,586 (82.4)
Language, No. (%)
 English 1,249 (13.3) 770 (8.2) 7,375 (78.5)
 Other 203 (9.8) 133 (6.5) 1,728 (83.7)
Insurance type, No. (%)
 Commercial 1,304 (13.8) 782 (8.3) 7,349 (77.9)
 Medicare 92 (17.2) 69 (12.9) 374 (69.9)
 Medicaid 1 (20.0) 0 (0) 4 (80.0)
 None 55 (3.7) 52 (3.5) 1,376 (92.8)
Prior screening, No. (%)
 Yes 538 (14.3) 347 (9.3) 2,861 (76.4)
 No 914 (11.9) 556 (7.2) 6,242 (80.9)

Note: Given the large sample size, all differences across groups (noncompleters, completers, and nonstarters) were statistically significant (P <.001) with the exception of Medicaid insurance type.