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. 2022 Jan 19;9:23743735221074175. doi: 10.1177/23743735221074175

Table 1.

Participant Characteristics.

n (%)
Age group
 18–34 416 (30.0%)
 35–64 709 (51.1%)
 65 and over 263 (18.9%)
Gender
 Male 671 (48.4%)
 Female 715 (51.6%)
Race
 White 1005 (72.4%)
 African American 185 (13.3%)
 Asian 82 (5.9%)
 Other 116 (8.4%)
Ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic/Latino 1167 (84.1%)
 Hispanic/Latino 221 (15.9%)
Education
 High school degree or less 534 (38.5%)
 Some college up to associates degree 378 (27.2%)
 Bachelor's degree or higher 476 (34.3%)
Rural-urban setting
Suburban 652 (47.0%)
 Urban 349 (25.1%)
 Rural 387 (27.9%)
Rated health
 Excellent/good 967 (69.7%)
 Fair 354 (25.5%)
 Poor 67 (4.8%)
Health insurance
 Private insurance only 540 (38.9%)
 Medicare only 288 (20.7%)
 Medicaid only 223 (16.1%)
 Multiple 136 (9.8%)
 None 137 (9.9%)
 Other 64 (4.6%)
Quality of experience with physicians in the last 12 months
 Positive quality experience 1107 (79.9%)
 Mixed quality experiences with providers of this type 196 (14.2%)
 Negative quality experience 38 (2.7%)
 No experience with this type of provider 44 (3.2%)
Quality of experience with PAs in the last 12 months
 Positive quality experience 866 (62.5%)
 Mixed quality experiences with providers of this type 146 (10.5%)
 Negative quality experience 43 (3.1%)
 No experience with this type of provider 330 (23.8%)
Quality of experience with NPs in the last 12 months
 Positive quality experience 903 (65.2%)
 Mixed quality experiences with providers of this type 161 (11.6%)
 Negative quality experience 40 (2.9%)
 No experience with this type of provider 281 (20.3%)

Abbreviations: PA, physician assistant; NP, nurse practitioner.