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. 2020 Sep 14;46(2):455–461. doi: 10.1038/s41386-020-00838-x

Table 1.

Per-patient statistics, stratified by gender, race, insurance type, and provider type (top: Site A, bottom: Site B).

Site A (n = 42,547)
Total count % of full sample Bipolar count % of bipolar sample Transition rate
Gender
 Female 28,336 66.6 349 54.9 1.2
 Male 14,210 33.4 287 45.1 2
 Undefined 1 0 0 0 0
Race
 Asian 991 2.3 14 2.2 1.4
 Black 1799 4.2 31 4.9 1.7
 Hispanic 2326 5.5 29 4.6 1.2
 White 35,111 82.5 528 83 1.5
 Other 2320 5.5 34 5.4 1.5
Insurance type
 Public 12,317 28.95 242 38.05 2
 Private 25,648 60.28 326 51.26 1.3
 Unknown 4582 10.77 68 10.69 1.5
Provider type
 Specialist 3929 9.23 165 25.94 4.2
 Primary care 38,618 90.77 471 74.06 1.22
Total mean Total std Bipolar mean Bipolar std
Age 47 15.05 42 14.3
Site B (n = 25,260)
Gender
 Female 18,446 73 193 66.8 1
 Male 6814 27 96 33.2 1.4
 Undefined 0 0 0 0 N/A
Race
 Asian 381 1.5 6 2.1 1.6
 Black 2170 8.6 35 12.1 1.6
 Hispanic 2863 11.3 33 11.4 1.2
 White 18,411 72.9 202 69.9 1.1
 Other 1435 5.7 13 4.5 0.9
Insurance type
 Public 15,867 62.81 145 50.17 0.9
 Private 8603 34.06 129 44.64 1.5
 Unknown 790 3.13 15 5.19 1.9
Provider type
 Specialist 2337 9.25 47 16.26 2.01
 Primary care 22,923 90.75 242 83.74 1.06
Total mean Total std Bipolar mean Bipolar std
Age 48 14.4 43 14.08

Statistics associated with bipolar patients are shown in the right columns. This table includes both primary care and psychiatry providers (listed as specialists). “Unknown” insurance means that information about insurance type is missing.