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Table 1 Patient Characteristics

From: Assessing preparation for care transition among adolescents with rheumatologic disease: a single-center assessment with patient survey

 

n (%) or Mean (SD)

Race

 White

66 (86)

 Black or African American

8 (10)

 Asian

1 (1)

Ethnicity

 Not Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish Origin

72 (94)

 Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish Origin

5 (6)

Female

64 (83)

Age (years)

18.9 (2.0)

Education

 9th grade

2 (3)

 10th grade

9 (12)

 11th grade

13 (17)

 12th grade, high school graduate, or GED

13 (17)

 Some college

33 (43)

 College graduate

7 (9)

Primary Rheumatologic Diagnosisa

Juvenile idiopathic arthritis

52 (68)

Uveitis (idiopathic)

2 (3)

Chronic recurrent multifocal osteomyelitis

3 (4)

Systemic lupus erythematosus

8 (10)

Mixed connective tissue disease

4 (5)

Sjögren’s

3 (4)

Juvenile dermatomyositis /inflammatory myositis

3 (4)

Other vasculitis

4 (5)

Length of time seeing doctor

 At least 6 months but less than 1 year

2 (3)

 At least 1 year but less than 3 years

20 (26)

 At least 3 years but less than 5 years

19 (25)

 5 years or more

36 (47)

Frequency of visits in past year

 1 time

17 (22)

 2 times

24 (31)

 3 times

17 (22)

 4 times

13 (17)

 5 to 9 times

4 (5)

 10 or more times

2 (3)

Health status

 Excellent

10 (13)

 Very good

18 (23)

 Good

32 (42)

 Fair

15 (19)

 Poor

2 (3)

  1. aSome patients have more than 1 primary rheumatologic diagnosis