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. 2020 Feb 19;35(4):1135–1142. doi: 10.1007/s11606-020-05703-7

Table 1.

Participant Characteristics

Demographic category and total number of respondents* eConsult (n = 938) Referral (n = 7149)
Women (938 eConsult/7149 referral) 594 (63%) 4619 (65%)
Age (937 eConsult/7140 referral) 18–24 21 (2%) 159 (2%)
25–34 79 (8%) 662 (9%)
35–44 97 (10%) 731 (10%)
45–54 145 (15%) 1159 (16%)
55–64 212 (23%) 1799 (25%)
65–74 229 (24%) 1768 (25%)
75+ 154 (16%) 862 (12%)
Education (884 eConsult/6658 referral) 8th grade or less 5 (< 1%) 33 (< 1%)
Some high school, but did not complete 19 (2%) 84 (1%)
High school graduate or GED 114 (13%) 622 (9%)
Some college or 2-year degree 230 (26%) 1797 (27%)
4-year college degree 204 (23%) 1615 (24%)
More than 4-year college degree 312 (35%) 2507 (38%)
Race (879 eConsult/6484 referral) White 739 (85%) 5441 (84%)
Black/African American 18 (2%) 180 (3%)
Asian 59 (7%) 477 (7%)
Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander 46 (5%) 334 (5%)
American Indian or Alaska Native 1 (< 1%) 11 (< 1%)
Other or multiple selections 7 (< 1%) 35 (< 1%)
Ethnicity (867 eConsult/6540 referral) Hispanic/Latino 51 (6%) 417 (6%)
Overall Health (884 eConsult/6688 referral) Excellent 123 (14%) 876 (13%)
Very good 273 (31%) 2310 (35%)
Good 308 (35%) 2258 (34%)
Fair 142 (16%) 1016 (15%)
Poor 38 (4%) 219 (3%)

*Not all questions received responses; percentages were computed using the total number of respondents indicated in the first column. Multivariate models used complete case analysis

Race and ethnicity were asked separately following current Office of Management and Budget (OMB) standards