Table 1 Patient characteristics
N, % of patients | 1064, 100% | |
|---|---|---|
Demographics, by self-report | Mean +/− SD | Not answered: N (%) |
N, %* | ||
Age (range 33–88 years) | Mean: 65 +/− 11 | Not answered:107 (10%) |
<45 | 16, 2% | |
≥ 45 & <65 | 464, 44% | |
≥ 65 & <75 | 257, 24% | |
≥ 75 | 220, 21% | |
Race | Not answered: 96 (9%) | |
White | 752 (71%) | |
Other | 216 (20%) | |
Education | Not answered: 104 (10%) | |
<High school | 168 (16%) | |
High School / GED | 350 (33%) | |
Some college or Trade School | 337 (32%) | |
4 year degree | 56 (5%) | |
Post-college | 49 (5%) | |
Annual Income by self-report ($) | Not answered: 162 (15%) | |
≤10,000 | 158 (15%) | |
>10,000 & ≤ 20,000 | 287 (27%) | |
>20,000 & ≤ 30,000 | 251 (24%) | |
>30,000 & ≤ 40,000 | 112 (11%) | |
> 40,000 | 94 (9%) | |
Clinical characteristics, by medical record | ||
Systolic Blood Pressure (BP): | Mean: 154+/−14 | No missing data. |
>180 | 56 (5%) | |
160-180 | 252 (24%) | |
150-159 | 274 (26%) | |
140-149 | 455 (43%) | |
<140 | 27 (3%) | |
Diastolic Blood Pressure: | Mean: 78 +/− 12 | No missing data. |
>100 | 31 (3%) | |
90-100 | 164 (15%) | |
80-89 | 281 (26%) | |
<80 | 588 (55%) | |
Number of BP med classes | No missing data. | |
1-2 | 472 (44%) | |
3-4 | 455 (43%) | |
≥ 5 | 137 (13%) | |