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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Coll Clin Pharm. 2021 Sep 30;4(11):1410–1419. doi: 10.1002/jac5.1525

Table 1:

Characteristics of patients who received comprehensive medication management pre- and post-PCT

Characteristic Pre-PCT
(n= 554)
Post-PCT
(n= 880)
p-value
Sex n (%) 0.9844
 Female 300 (54.2%) 477 (54.2%)
Age n (%) 0.1184
 18-34 15 (2.7%) 43 (4.9%)
 35-50 76 (13.7%) 122 (13.9%)
 51-65 217 (39.2%) 308 (35.0%)
 65+ 246 (44.4%) 407 (46.3%)
Race n (%) 0.2470
 White 456 (82.3%) 704 (80.0%)
 Black or African American 44 (7.9%) 78 (8.9%)
 Asian 28 (5.1 %) 54 (6.1%)
 Other 7 (1.3%) 10 (1.1%)
 Unknown 19 (3.4%) 34 (3.9%)
Mean number of conditions (SD) 15.3 (9.55) 18.3 (11.8) <0.001
Select Elixhauser Conditions
 Diabetes 127 (22.9%) 238 (27.0%) 0.0811
 Hypertension 134 (24.2%) 234 (26.6%) 0.3103
 Chronic pulmonary disease 118 (21.3%) 196 (22.3%) 0.6644
 Depression 122 (22.0%) 214 (24.3%) 0.3175
 Obesity 202 (36.5%) 323 (36.7%) 0.9261
Mean number of medications (SD) 14 (8.14) 14.2 (8.15) 0.5279
Number of in-person PCP visits n (%) <0.001
 0 216 (39.0%) 237 (26.9%)
 1 58 (10.5%) 126 (14.3%)
 2 65 (11.7%) 168 (19.1%)
 3 60 (10.8%) 118 (13.4%)
 4+ 155 (28.0%) 231 (26.3%)
Mean count of hospitalizations (SD) 0.4 (1) 0.4 (1.01) 0.5214
Mean count of ED visits (SD) 0.4 (1.06) 0.5 (1.24) 0.3986

PCT primary care transformation, PCP primary care provider, ED emergency department