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. 2018 Dec 4;18:940. doi: 10.1186/s12913-018-3754-x

Table 1.

Describing NHPIs’ Health Services Use based on Andersen’s Model

n = 2172 Percentages or Meansa 95% Confidence Intervals or Standard Errors
Health care utilization: Outcomes
 ED/ER visits
  Non-Users 81.6 79.1–83.9
  Single-users (1 visit/year) 11.4 9.6–13.5
  Multiple-users (≥2 visits/year) 7.0 5.9–8.4
 Outpatient services
  Non-Users 26.6 24.0–29.3
  Occasional-users (1–3 visits/year) 46.1 42.8–49.4
  Moderate-users (4–9 visits/year) 17.0 14.9–19.3
  Frequent-users (≥10 visits/year) 10.4 8.5–12.6
Predisposing factors
  Age (mean) 40.8 39.9–41.7
  Females 50.2 46.2–54.2
 Education level
  Less than high school 10.2 8.0–13.0
  High-school/GED 39.6 36.1–43.3
  High-school or more 50.2 47.0–53.8
 Married; living with a partner (yes) 60.7 57.5–63.9
 Unemployed 33.1 28.5–38.0
 Born in the US (yes) 70.5 66.9–73.9
Enabling factors
 Poverty level
   < 100% FPL 15.9 12.9–19.5
  100–199% FPL 24.1 21.4–27.1
  200–399% FPL 29.8 26.5–33.3
   ≥ 400% FPL 30.2 28.3–32.2
 Uninsured (yes) 6.2 4.8–8.0
 Usual source of routine/preventive care (yes) 87.4 84.9–89.6
 Use eHealth information (yes) 19.3 17.0–21.9
 Ability to afford health care (mean, standard error) 0.3 0.02
 Neighborhood social support (mean, standard error) 12.4 3.1
 Barriers to health care access (mean, standard error) 0.1 0.02
Needs
 Evaluated needs (number of CDs)
  0 39.7 35.9–43.7
  1 23.9 21.3–26.7
   ≥ 2 36.4 33.9–38.9
 Perceived needs (Health Status)
  Poor-Fair 13.7 12.3–15.1
  Good 28.3 25.1–31.7
  Very good 30.0 26.8–33.3
  Excellent 28.0 23.9–32.6

Source: NHPI-NHIS 2014

aWeighted means and percentages. Valid estimates do not account for missing data

Note: FPL: Federal Poverty Level. CD: Chronic Diseases. GED: General Educational Development

ED/ER: Emergency department/Emergency room. US: United States