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. 2020 Nov;18(6):486–495. doi: 10.1370/afm.2583

Table 3.

Characteristics of H3 Primary Care Practices Randomized to the POC+PM Arm, Stratified by PF Representation in the Focus Groups (n = 114)a

Representation of Practice in PF Focus Groups (n = 81), n (%) No Representation of Practice in PF Focus Groups (n = 33), n (%) P Value
Practice size .58
   Solo practice 22 (28) 12 (37)
   2-5 clinicians 38 (48) 15 (46)
   >6 clinicians 20 (25) 6 (18)
Practice ownershipb .06
   Clinician-Owned solo or group practice 30 (41) 10 (42)
   Hospital/health system owned 28 (38) 4 (17)
   Federally Qualified Health Center or look-alike 13 (18) 10 (42)
   Other or more than 1 type of ownership 3 (4) 0 (0)
Practice specialty .02
   Single specialty 49 (74) 10 (48)
   Multi specialty 17 (26) 11 (52)
Practice designated as a MUA or MUP 24 (31) 15 (47) .11
>100 patient visits per weekc 45 (63) 16 (73) .38
Staff composition
   >3 clinicians (MD, DO, NP, PA) 23 (32) 5 (22) .37
   >3 clinical staff members (RN, LPN, MA, CMA) 31 (43) 12 (55) .32
   >3 office staff members (eg, receptionist) 31 (44) 8 (35) .42

CMA = certified medical assistant; DO = doctor of osteopathic medicine; H3 = Healthy Hearts in the Heartland; LPN = licensed practical nurse; MA = medical assistant; MD = doctor of medicine; MUA = medically underserved area; MUP = medically underserved population; NP = nurse practitioner; PA = physician assistant; PF = practice facilitator; PM = population management; POC = point of care; RN = registered nurse.

a

Numbers may not equal 114 due to missing data.

b

Fisher’s exact test used.

c

Estimated.