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Table 2 Bivariate analysis on no-show status and other covariates

From: No-shows to primary care appointments: subsequent acute care utilization among diabetic patients

N = 8787

 

N (%)

No-show to last

Pvalue*

   

scheduled appointment

 
   

N (%)

 

Gender

Female

5268(59.9%)

827(15.7%)

0.14

 

Male

3519(40.1%)

594(16.9%)

 

Age

18–30

314(3.6%)

87(27.7%)

<0.0001

 

31–45

1676(19.1%)

359(21.4%)

 
 

46–70

5695(64.8%)

837(14.7%)

 
 

≥ 71

1102(12.5%)

138(12.5%)

 

Race

Black

3655(41.6%)

647(17.7%)

<0.0001

 

Other

782(8.9%)

172(22.0%)

 
 

Unknown

383(4.4%)

67(17.5%)

 
 

White

3967(45.2%)

535(13.5%)

 

Insurance

Medicaid

779(8.9%)

169(21.7%)

<0.0001

 

Medicare

2746(31.3%)

365(13.3%)

 
 

Self-pay

471(5.4%)

135(28.7%)

 
 

County

2792(31.8%)

498(17.8%)

 

Tax-funded

   

Program

 

Commercial Insurance

1999(22.8%)

254(12.7%)

 

Cardiovascular

Yes

1313(14.9%)

200(15.2%)

0.32

 

No

7474(85.1%)

1221(16.3%)

 

Nephropathy

Yes

526(6.0%)

83(15.8%)

0.80

 

No

8261(94.0%)

1338(16.2%)

 

Charlson Score

1

6495(73.9%)

1064(16.4%)

0.38

 

2

1497(17.0%)

242(16.2%)

 
 

3+

795(9.1%)

115(14.5%)

 

ED visits within 6 months prior to last scheduled primary care appointment

Yes

2584(29.4%)

553(21.4%)

<0.0001

 

No

6203(70.6%)

868(14.0%)

 

Hospital admissions within 6 months prior to last scheduled primary care appointment

Yes

1081(12.3%)

288(26.6%)

<0.0001

 

No

7706(87.7%)

1133(14.7%)

 
  1. *P values are from chi-square test.