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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2021 Mar 17;61(1):133–135. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2021.01.024

Table 2.

Mental Health Utilization and Expenditures 1-Year Before and 1-Year After a Non-Fatal Firearm Injury Among Children 0–18 Years

Prespending category Pre Total Post Total Difference (post-pre)
Total Mean Median 90th Pctl Max p-value

Utilization, encounters
 Total (3,296) 20,007 18,448 −1,559 −1.1 0 20 205 0.057
 Low prior expenditures (2,823 [85.6%]) 3,699 8,532 4,833 4.9 1 20 205 <0.001
 High prior mental health expenditures (282 [8.6%]) 13,394 7,527 −5,867 −20.8 −17 16 123 <0.001
 High non-mental health prior expenditures (145 [4.4%]) 2,914 2,389 −525 −4 −1 24 184 0.031
Expenditures, standard payment, $
 Total (3,296) 2,901,442 2,555,413 −346,029 −248 −38.2 2,410.40 61,610 0.029
 Low prior expenditures (2,823 [85.6%]) 351,260 1,155,284 804,024 819.6 63.1 2,390.90 61,610 <0.001
 High prior mental health expenditures (282 [8.6%]) 2,080,798 1,005,893 −1,074,905 −3,811.70 −2,485 1,982.30 17,632 <0.001
 High non-mental health prior expenditures (145 [4.4%]) 469,384 394,235 −75,149 −569.3 −215.5 2782 44,051 0.006

Note: Boldface indicates statistical significance (p<0.05).