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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jul 16.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatrics. 2015 Mar 2;135(4):666–677. doi: 10.1542/peds.2014-3474

TABLE 1.

Comparison of Respondents and Nonrespondents and Additional Characteristics of Respondents’ Practices

Characteristic Total Respondents (n = 534) Total Nonrespondents (n = 281) Pediatric Respondent (n = 282) FM Respondent (n = 252)
Male, %a 45 55 40 52
Mean age (SD), y 51.6 (10.3) 51.5 (9.9) 51.1 (10.4) 52.3 (10.2)
Region of the Country, %a
 Midwest 24 25 21 28
 Northeast 21 16 22 20
 South 32 41 34 30
 West 23 18 24 22
Practice location, %
 Urban, inner city 35 32 43 26
 Urban, non–inner city/suburban 46 47 44 48
 Rural 19 21 12 27
Practice setting, %
 Private practice 75 76 78 72
 Community or hospital based 19 20 16 23
 HMO or MCO 6 4 6 6
Median providers in practice, n 5 6 5
Proportion of VFC participants, % 79 84 71
Proportion of patients <2 y, %
 <10 40 7 76
 10–24 31 40 21
 25–49 25 44 3
 ≥50 5 9 0
Proportion of privately insured patients, %
 0–24 20 17 23
 25–49 21 21 21
 ≥50 59 61 56
Proportion of Medicaid/SCHIP patients, %
 0–24 58 51 67
 25–49 21 26 16
 ≥50 21 23 17
Proportion of uninsured patients, %
 0–24 96 98 93
 25–49 3 2 5
 ≥50 1 0 2
Patient race/ethnicity, %
 Black/African American
  <10% 51 45 59
  ≥10% 49 55 41
 Hispanic/Latino
  <10% 53 46 61
  ≥10% 47 54 39
Asian/Pacific Islander
  <10% 83 77 90
  <10% 17 23 10

FM, family medicine; Peds, pediatrics; HMO, health maintenance organization; MCO, managed care organization; SCHIP, State Children’s Health Insurance Program; VFC, Vaccines for Children program.

a

P < .05 for comparison of respondents and nonrespondents.