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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jul 10.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Manag Care. 2012 Aug 1;18(8):e269–e276.

Table 2.

Descriptive Statistics and Test Statistics for Differences Between Intervention and Control Groups on Satisfaction With Medical Care, Utilization of Care, and Cost of Medical Care

CHA Control Total Statistic P
Satisfaction
  Baseline (n = 293), mean (SD) 68.08 (20.3) 71.68 (20.7) 69.79 (20.6) t = −1.50 .14
  Six-month follow-up (n = 253), mean (SD) 80.05(19.0) 74.37 (21.4) 77.38 (20.3) t = 2.24 .03
  Change in score (n = 250), mean (SD) 10.91 (21.9) 1.93 (22.4) 6.67 (22.5) t = 3.21 <.01
Inpatient utilization, n (%) χ2 = 4.56 .02
  Never 116 (74.4) 88 (62.9) 204 (68.9)
  Once or more 40 (25.6) 52 (37.1) 92 (31.1)
ED utilization, n (%) χ2 = 1.09 .19
  Never 130 (83.3) 110 (78.6) 240 (81.1)
  Once or more 26 (16.7) 30 (21.4) 56 (18.9)
Physician office visits, mean (SD) 6.87 (4.38) 7.09 (4.21) 6.97 (4.30) t = .45 .65
Total costs, mean (SD), $ 7328.86 (12,735.88) 9374.78 (16,683.98) 8299.81 (14,751.74) U = 2.51 .01
Range, $ 133–88,509 0–85,962 0–88,509

CHA indicates Choices for Healthy Aging; ED, emergency department; SD, standard deviation.