TABLE 1—
Characteristic | Never Screened in Preventative Visit Year (n = 31 750; 84.0%), No. (%) or Median (IQR) | Ever Screened in Preventative Visit Year (n = 6067; 16.0%), No. (%) or Median (IQR) | Total n = 37 817, No. (%) or Median (IQR) |
Patient characteristics | |||
Race | |||
Black | 6 895 (21.7) | 4 012 (66.2) | 10 907 (28.8) |
White | 19 949 (62.9) | 1 457 (24.0) | 21 406 (56.6) |
Other | 4 881 (15.4) | 593 (9.8) | 5 474 (14.5) |
Missing | 25 (0.1) | 5 (0.1) | 30 (0.1) |
Ethnicity | |||
Non-Latinx/missing | 29 924 (94.2) | 5 741 (94.6) | 35 665 (94.3) |
Latinx | 1 826 (5.8) | 326 (5.4) | 2 152 (5.7) |
Age at well visit, y | 15 (15–16) | 16 (15–17) | 15 (15–16) |
No. of well visits in study period | 2 (1–2) | 2 (1–3) | 2 (1–2) |
Insurance type | |||
Uninsured/missing | 2 726 (8.6) | 700 (11.5) | 3 426 (9.1) |
Public | 6 817 (21.5) | 2 952 (48.7) | 9 769 (25.8) |
Private | 22 207 (69.9) | 2 415 (39.8) | 24 622 (65.1) |
Clinic characteristics | |||
Clinic setting | |||
Urban Title X | 2 419 (7.6) | 2 914 (48.0) | 5 333 (14.1) |
Urban non-Title X | 4 108 (12.9) | 1 562 (25.8) | 5 670 (15.0) |
Suburban | 25 223 (79.4) | 1 591 (26.2) | 26 814 (70.9) |
Mean no. of clinicians by clinica | |||
1–9 | 7 481 (23.6) | 392 (6.5) | 7 873 (20.8) |
10–19 | 21 154 (66.6) | 1 948 (32.1) | 23 102 (61.1) |
≥ 20 | 3 115 (9.8) | 3 727 (61.4) | 6 842 (18.1) |
Proportion of privately insured patients by clinicb | |||
< 49% | 3 499 (11.2) | 3 744 (61.7) | 7 243 (19.2) |
≥ median, ≥ 50% | 28 251 (89.0) | 2 323 (38.3) | 30 574 (80.8) |
Proportion of clinic patients who are adolescentsc | |||
< median < 33% | 13 237 (41.7) | 4 683 (77.2) | 17 920 (47.4) |
≥ median ≥ 34% | 18 513 (58.3) | 1 384 (22.8) | 19 897 (52.6) |
Note. IQR = interquartile range. The sample comprised females aged 15–19 years. The sample size was n = 37 817.
Number of unique clinicians in clinics over the study period.
Proportion of patients in each clinic (entire clinic, not just sample) that were privately insured.
Proportion of patients in each clinic (entire clinic, not just sample) that were adolescents aged 13–18 years.