Willingness to pay and willingness to accept in a patient-centered blood pressure control study

Table 1 Patient demographics

Characteristics	Cost-effectiveness (CE) group N = 38 (27.3%)	RCT sample^a N = 101 (72.7%)	p-value^b
Gender
Male	21 (55.3%)	50 (49.5%)	0.545
Female	17 (44.7%)	51 (50.5%)	0.545
Education
Less than High School	8 (21.1%)	18 (17.8%)	0.663
High school or higher	30 (78.9%)	83 (82.2%)	0.663
Employment
Working	17 (44.7%)	50 (49.5%)	0.616
Not working	21 (55.3%)	51 (50.5%)	0.616
Marital Status
Married	8 (21.1%)	22 (21.8%)	0.926
Not Married	30 (78.9%)	79 (78.2%)	0.926
Primary Care Provide^c
Yes	15 (44.1%)	58 (58.6%)	0.144
No	19 (55.9%)	41 (41.4%)	0.144
Insurance Status^d
Insured	17 (50%)	63 (67.7%)	0.067
Not Insured	17 (50%)	30 (32.3%)	0.067

^aExcludes the 38 patients in the cost study sample
^b p-values were calculated using Pearson Chi-Square test. They are significant at p < 0.05
^cPrimary Care Provider was listed as “unknown” for 4 patients in the CE group and 2 patients in the RCT sample
^dInsurance Status was listed as “Unknown” or “Refused” for 4 patients in the CE group and 8 patients in the RCT sample

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