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. 2019 Jun 28;8(13):e011412. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.118.011307

Table 1.

Baseline Patient‐, Provider‐, and Practice‐Level Characteristics of Study Patients by Smoking Cessation Assistance

Variable, n (%) Unless Specified Smoking Cessation Assistance P Value
Yes (N=112 884) No (N=215 865)
Patient‐level characteristics
Age, y, mean±SD 59±14 57±17 <0.001
Women 50 666 (44%) 101 438 (47%) <0.001
Hypertension 79 428 (70%) 119 847 (55%) <0.001
Diabetes mellitus 23 519 (21%) 42 657 (20%) <0.001
Dyslipidemia 73 652 (65%) 103 105 (48%) <0.001
Coronary artery disease 51 576 (46%) 65 214 (30%) <0.001
Peripheral arterial disease 21 614 (19%) 20 672 (10%) <0.001
TIA or ischemic stroke 10 624 (9%) 13 099 (6%) <0.001
Heart failure 18 866 (17%) 25 193 (12%) <0.001
Atrial fibrillation or flutter 17 158 (15%) 26 546 (12%) <0.001
Prior vascular intervention 18 250 (16%) 19 782 (9%) <0.001
Provider‐ and practice‐level characteristics
Physician provider 106 113 (94%) 201 029 (93%) <0.001
 US Census region
Northeast region 19 073 (17%) 24 296 (11%) <0.001
Midwest region 21 495 (19%) 24 161 (11%)
South region 61 877 (55%) 149 828 (69%)
West region 10 429 (9%) 17 580 (8%)
 Urbanity
Rural 44 870 (41%) 95 853 (46%) <0.001
Suburban 43 121 (39%) 76 592 (37%)
Urban 22 493 (20%) 35 889 (17%)

TIA indicates transient ischemic attack.