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. 2017 Aug 14;32(11):1202–1209. doi: 10.1007/s11606-017-4139-2

Table 2.

Intervention and Comparison Group Characteristics: General Population

MiPCT (n=1291) PCMH (n=1310) Non-PCMH (n=1292)
No. % No. % No. %
Individual Characteristics
Age (years)
  18–34 117 9.2% 108 8.4% 92 7.2%
  35–44 118 9.3% 119 9.3% 113 8.9%
  45–54 245 19.3% 235 18.3% 257 20.2%
  55–64 398 31.3% 431 33.5% 461 36.2%
  65+ 394 31.0% 392 30.5% 350 27.5%
Women 792 61.3% 774 59.1% 738 57.1%
Education
  Some high school or less 102 8.1% 112 8.8% 133 10.5%
  High school grad/GED 348 27.5% 377 29.7% 393 31.1%
  Some college 443 35.0% 444 35.0% 421 33.4%
Four-year college degree 186 14.7% 163 12.8% 155 12.3%
  College graduate plus 188 14.8% 173 13.6% 160 12.7%
Race
  White 1080 85.6% 1052 82.4% 1018 81.2%
  African-American 104 8.2% 138 10.8% 136 10.9%
  Hispanic 28 2.2% 31 2.4% 36 2.9%
  Other 49 3.9% 56 4.4% 63 5.0%
Payer
  Medicaid 185 14.3% 193 14.7% 215 16.6%
  Medicare 371 28.7% 361 27.6% 338 26.2%
  Commercial 735 56.9% 756 57.7% 739 57.2%
Risk Group
  Very low 81 6.3% 99 7.6% 104 8.0%
  Low 137 10.6% 162 12.4% 161 12.5%
  Medium 321 24.9% 344 26.3% 314 24.3%
  High 471 36.5% 469 35.8% 473 36.6%
  Very high 279 21.6% 236 18.0% 240 18.6%
Practice Characteristics of Patient Respondents*
Urban 1073 82.7% 1064 81.3% 1071 82.9%
Employed by Hospital 437 34.1% 305 23.3% 199 15.4%
Practice Size by no. of PCPs
  1–2 364 28.3% 610 46.6% 681 52.7%
  3–4 335 26.1% 368 28.1% 328 25.4%
  5–7 327 25.5% 237 18.1% 195 15.1%
  8–11 174 13.6% 48 3.7% 40 3.1%
  12 or more 84 6.5% 47 3.6% 48 3.7%

*Practice information is summarized at the patient level. The number of practices represented in each group of respondents is 281 (MiPCT), 358 (non-participating PCMH), and 163 (non-PCMH), for a total of 802

Treated as a continuous variable in the mixed model analysis

PCP primary care provider