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. 2019 Nov 27;18:183. doi: 10.1186/s12939-019-1097-9

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of COPE participants versus non-COPE participants, Navajo Nation, United States, 2010–2014

Characteristic COPE non-COPE p-value
n (%) n (%)
Total number of participants 173 2880
Patient characteristics
Age
 25–40 y 7(4.05) 46(1.60) 0.003
 41–55 y 33(19.08) 610(21.18)
 56–70 y 74(42.77) 1436(49.86)
 71–85 y 54(31.21) 764(26.53)
 = > 86 y 5(2.89) 24(0.83)
Gender
 Male 65(37.57) 901(31.28) 0.084
 Female 108(62.43) 1979(68.72)
Preferred Language
 Native American 100(57.80) 1178(40.90) <.0001
 English 72(41.62) 1700(59.03)
 Missing 1(0.58) 2(0.07)
Primary Care Physician
 Yes 146(84.39) 2577(89.48) 0.036
 No 27(15.61) 303(10.52)
Clinical Diagnoses
Essential Hypertension
 Yes 113(65.32) 1966(68.26) 0.400
 No 60(34.68) 909(31.56)
 Missing 5(0.17)
Major Depression Disorder
 Yes 25(14.45) 282(9.79) 0.049
 No 148(85.55) 2593(90.03)
 Missing 5(0.17)
Alcohol abuse
 Yes 11(6.36) 77(2.67) 0.015
 No 162(93.64) 2798(97.15)
 Missing 5(0.17)
Major Cardiovascular Disease
 Yes 123(71.10) 2050(71.18) 0.954
 No 50(28.90) 825(28.65)
 Missing 5(0.17)
Dyslipidemia
 Yes 80(46.24) 1688(58.61) 0.001
 No 93(53.76) 1187(41.22)
 Missing 5(0.17)

COPE Community Outreach and Patient Empowerment, y years, HbA1c glycosylated hemoglobin

Evaluation at the closest available HbA1c measure before the enrollment date