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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jan 9.
Published in final edited form as: J Pharm Pract. 2018 Oct 21;33(3):314–320. doi: 10.1177/0897190018806400

Table 1.

Demographics and Number of Medications at Discharge.

Demographics Overall (N = 355) Scheduled, Completed Pharmacist TOC call (n = 159) Not Scheduled (n = 139) P Valuea

Gender N (%) N (%) N (%) .50
 Female 193 (54.4) 82 (51.6) 77 (55.4)
 Male 162 (45.6) 77 (48.4) 62 (44.6)
Raceb N (%) N (%) N (%) .77
 White/Caucasian 246 (69.5) 115 (72.3) 96 (69.6)
 Black/African-American 92 (26.0) 36 (22.6) 36 (26.1)
 Other 16 (4.5) 8 (5.0) 6 (4.4)
Mean age (years) at discharge (SD), range 59.7 (14.3), 24–100 60.0 (14.4), 24–97 60.4 (13.3), 24–94 .79
Mean number of prescription medications on discharge list (SD), range 12.7 (5.2), 1–27 13.1 (5.2), 1–25 12.1 (5.3), 2–27 .12
Mean number of OTC medications on discharge list (SD), range 4.9 (2.8), 0–15 4.9 (2.8), 0–14 5.0 (2.8), 0–15 .82

Abbreviations: OTC, over-the-counter; SD, standard deviation; TOC, transition of care.

a

P value for test between scheduled, completed call group, and not scheduled group.

b

Due to small sample size, other race includes: Asian (n = 9), American Indian or Alaska Native (n = 2), and other (n = 5). Patient refused (n = 1) not included. 98% were non-Hispanic.