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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Aug 9.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Intern Med. 2017 Sep 26;167(8):555–564. doi: 10.7326/M16-2871

Appendix Table 1.

Distribution of Patients By Hospital Characteristic for All Adult Patients, Older Patients, and Younger Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction

Hospital Characteristic All Adult Patients (N=543,794) Older Patients (N=267,763) Younger Patients (N=276,031) P Value for Difference between Hospitals Caring for Older and Younger Patients
Hospital location <0.001
 Rural (%) 81,836 (15.0) 41,093 (15.4) 40,743 (14.8)
 Suburban (%) 169,062 (31.1) 85,902 (32.1) 83,160 (30.1)
 Urban (%) 292,877 (53.9) 140,761 (52.6) 152,116 (55.1)
Participant Category <0.001
 Government (%) 9,712 (1.8) 4,161 (1.6) 5,551 (2.0)
 Private/community (%) 480,368 (88.3) 240,373 (89.8) 239,995 (87.0)
 University (%) 53,695 (9.9) 23,222 (8.7) 30,473 (11.0)
Teaching hospital (%) 248,311 (45.7) 119,056 (44.5) 129,255 (46.8) <0.001
Public hospital (%) 285,384 (52.5) 141,055 (52.7) 144,329 (52.3) 0.36
US census region <0.001
 Midwest (%) 150,924 (27.8) 75,935 (28.4) 74,989 (27.2)
 Northeast (%) 52,846 (9.7) 26,979 (10.1) 25,867 (9.4)
 South (%) 269,118 (49.5) 127,756 (47.7) 141,362 (51.2)
 West (%) 70,705 (13.0) 36,977 (13.8) 33,728 (12.2)