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. 2019 Oct 23;6:2333794X19884194. doi: 10.1177/2333794X19884194

Table 4.

Characteristics of Schools and Students With Access to SBHCs That Do and Do Not Use Telehealth, 2016-2017.

Traditional SBHCs Not Using Telehealth Traditional SBHCs Using Telehealth Telehealth Exclusive SBHCs
Total # schools with access, na 8669 1522 291
Total # students enrolled in schools, na 5 340 628 911 855 165 762
School type,b n (%)
 Elementary 3552 (41%) 420 (28%) 147 (51%)
 Middle 1104 (13%) 140 (9%) 46 (16%)
 High 1536 (18%) 242 (16%) 40 (14%)
 Other 2477 (29%) 720 (47%) 58 (20%)
Title I, n (%)
 Title I eligible schools (TAS or SWP) 6544 (76%) 1205 (79%) 269 (92%)
Racial/ethnic profile, % (mean ± SD)
 Hispanic 39.8 ± 33 36.9 ± 34 26.4 ± 28
 White 28.1 ± 30 24.5 ± 30 39.9 ± 33
 Black 23.5 ± 29 32.4 ± 36 29.0 ± 28
 Asian 4.0 ± 8 2.9 ± 7 1.4 ± 3
 Two or more races 3.1 ± 4 2.5 ± 3 2.7 ± 2
 Hawaiian Native/Pacific Islander 0.8 ± 5 0.2 ± .5 0.1 ± .2
 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.7 ± 3 0.5 ± 2 0.5 ± 1
Socioeconomic characteristics, % (mean ± SD)
 Free lunch 62.6 ± 26 73.6 ± 26 73.9 ± 19
 Reduced price lunch 6.2 ± 6 3.1 ± 4 5.6 ± 5
 Free or reduced price lunch 69.4 ± 26 76.2 ± 25 78.4 ± 17

Abbreviations: SBHC, school-based health center; TAS, targeted assistance; SWP, schoolwide program.

a

There is duplication in schools and students across the 3 delivery models.

b

Elementary schools were defined as those offering pre-kindergarten and/or kindergarten through fifth or sixth grade; middle schools offered sixth and/or seventh grade through eighth and/or ninth grade; high school offered 9th and/or 10th grade through 12th grade; and “other” schools were those offering any other grade combinations. SBHCs that provided access to multiple schools of different grade-level types were classified as “other” school types.