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. 2018 Dec 27;26(3):219–227. doi: 10.1093/jamia/ocy164

Table 5.

Response rates at adult and pediatric sites. Demographic characteristics are based on sampling strata defined by the combined EHR and USC data

Adult Sites
Pediatric Sitesa
N Response Rate N Response Rate
Eligible 54 850 16.7 27 389 13.9
Age
 Low age group 23 613 10.3 15 115 13.2
 High age group 31 237 21.6 12 274 14.8
Gender
 Female 29 169 17.4 13 581 13.9
 Male 25 681 16.0 13 808 14.0
Race
 White 19 099 20.1 9319 16.0
 African American 9703 13.2 5877 10.0
 Asian 8944 17.1 4171 18.5
 AI/AN 3981 17.4 699 13.9
 NH/PI 2711 13.4 496 9.7
 Other 10 502 14.2 6827 12.0
Ethnicity
 Not Hispanic /Latino 38 119 17.9 19 022 15.3
 Hispanic /Latino 16 731 14.2 8367 10.8
Education
 < HS 6457 13.6 3414 9.0
 HS + some college 30 007 16.1 13 378 12.9
 ≥ Bachelor’s 18 386 18.9 10 597 16.8
Rurality
 Rural 20 980 18.7 10 099 15.6
 Suburban/Urban 33 870 15.5 17 290 13.0

Low age group (< 12 in pediatric sites, < 35 in adult sites), high age group (≥ 12 in pediatric sites, ≥ 35 in adult sites), AI/AN = American Indian/Alaska Native, NH/PI = Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, HS = high school.

a

Response rates from pediatric sites correspond to the parent/guardian of children with the associated demographic characteristic.