Table 1.
Parents | Patients | p value | |
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Total Responses | N=104 | N=155 | |
Age (yrs) | |||
Mean±SD | 18.8±2.3 | ||
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Gender | <0.001 | ||
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Female | 80% | 57% | |
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Patients’ Diagnosis (n, %) | 0.510 | ||
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Cancer | 21 (20%) | 23 (15%)* | |
Type 1 diabetes | 10 (10%) | 25 (16%) | |
Congenital heart disease | 13 (13%) | 21 (13%)* | |
Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis | 10 (10%) | 20(13%) | |
Hematologic disorder | 16 (15%) | 15 (10%) | |
Inflammatory bowel disease | 12 (11%) | 16 (10%) | |
Cystic fibrosis | 5 (5%) | 11 (7%) | |
Solid organ transplant | 6 (6%) | 7 (4%) | |
Genetic disorders | 5 (5%) | 5 (3%) | |
Renal disease requiring dialysis | 0 (0%) | 4 (3%) | |
Other | 6 (5%) | 9 (6%) | |
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Hispanic | |||
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Yes | 5.8% | ||
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Race | |||
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White | 86.5% | ||
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Education level | |||
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Lower than 12th grade | 3.0% | ||
Graduated high school | 29.3% | ||
Associate’s degree | 17.2% | ||
Bachelor’s degree | 28.3% | ||
Master’s/doctoral degree | 22.3% | ||
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Insurance | |||
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Private insurance | 79.8% | ||
State Aid | 22.1% |
One patient had both complex congenital heart disease and cancer