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. 2020 Jul 20;36(2):397–402.e2. doi: 10.1016/j.arth.2020.07.037

Table 1.

Survey Participant Characteristics (n = 722).

Variable, n (%) Respondents
Age in years
 ≤40 479 (66.3)
 41-60 173 (24.0)
 >60 70 (9.7)
Sex
 Female 387 (53.6)
 Male 335 (46.4)
Race
 White 520 (72.0)
 Black 44 (6.1)
 Asian 119 (16.5)
 Other 39 (5.4)
Native English speaker
 Yes 675 (93.5)
 No 47 (6.5)
Marital status
 Single 294 (40.7)
 Separated/divorced 58 (8.0)
 Married 353 (48.9)
 Widowed 17 (2.4)
Annual income in US$
 <30,000 200 (27.7)
 30,000-60,000 285 (39.5)
 >60,000 237 (32.8)
United States region
 Northeast 169 (23.4)
 Midwest 180 (24.9)
 South 257 (35.6)
 West 116 (16.1)
Primary health insurance
 Medicare 146 (20.2)
 Medicaid 71 (9.8)
 Private 433 (60.0)
 Veterans Affairs 11 (1.5)
 Uninsured 61 (8.4)
Perceived overall health status
 Poor or fair 55 (7.6)
 Good 308 (42.7)
 Very good or excellent 359 (49.7)
 Major depressive disordera 155 (21.5)
 Limited health literacyb 128 (17.7)
 Low patient engagementc 79 (10.9)
a

Defined as Patient Health Questionnaire-2 (PHQ-2) score of 3 or greater.

b

Defined as answers of “somewhat/a little/not at all” to the single health literacy screening question.

c

Defined as an answer of “not very confident” to the single health confidence question.