Table 2. Characteristics of Participating Primary Care Clinics (N = 413), Program Year 1, CDC Colorectal Cancer Control Program, July 2015–June 2016.
Clinic Characteristic | Percentage of Clinicsa (No.) |
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Clinic type | |
Community health center/federally qualified health center | 71.9 (297) |
Health system/hospital owned | 15.7 (65) |
Private/physician owned | 6.1 (25) |
Other primary care facility | 6.3 (26) |
Patient-centered medical home recognized | |
Yes | 73.1 (302) |
No | 24.7 (102) |
Unknown | 2.2 (9) |
Ruralityb | |
Metro | 72.4 (299) |
Urban | 20.1 (83) |
Rural | 5.8 (24) |
Unknown | 1.7 (7) |
Clinic size (no. of patients)c | |
Small (<500) | 27.4 (113) |
Medium (500–1,500) | 36.8 (152) |
Large (>1,500) | 35.8 (148) |
Uninsured patient population status (%) | |
Low (<5) | 35.4 (146) |
Medium (5–20) | 28.1 (116) |
High (>20) | 30.8 (127) |
Unknown | 5.8 (24) |
Primary colorectal cancer test type | |
FIT/FOBT | 52.5 (217) |
Colonoscopy referral | 32.2 (133) |
Varies by provider | 12.3 (51) |
Unknown | 2.9 (12) |
Free fecal testing kits | |
Yes | 28.8 (119) |
No | 64.7 (267) |
Unknown | 6.5 (27) |
Number of evidence-based interventions in place at baseline | |
0 | 12.1 (50) |
1 | 20.1 (83) |
2 | 16.9 (70) |
3 | 30.3 (125) |
4 | 20.6 (85) |
Number of supporting activities in place at baseline | |
0 | 27.4 (113) |
1 | 27.8 (115) |
2 | 22.8 (94) |
3 | 21.8 (90) |
4 | 0.2 (1) |
Abbreviations: CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; FIT/FOBT, fecal immunochemical test/fecal occult blood test.
Percentages are unweighted and may not sum to 100% because of rounding.
Based on US Department of Agriculture’s rural–urban continuum codes.
Based on count of eligible patients aged 50 to 75 years.