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Table 4 Sample statistics for area-level contextual variables

From: Heterogeneity in mammography use across the nation: separating evidence of disparities from the disproportionate effects of geography

State

CA

CT

GA

IA

KY

LA

MI

NM

NJ

UT

WA

Number PCSAs

N = 335

N = 71

N = 22

N = 224

N = 146

N = 109

N = 18

N = 60

N = 140

N = 51

N = 63

Isolation index for African Americans

0.049

0.067

0.400

0.009

0.058

0.353

0.280

0.013

0.125

0.006

0.028

 

0.078

0.104

0.195

0.026

0.094

0.171

0.327

0.015

0.158

0.014

0.046

Isolation index for Hispanics

0.310

0.077

0.061

0.023

0.015

0.020

0.049

0.501

0.121

0.095

0.050

 

0.237

0.109

0.066

0.036

0.014

0.017

0.090

0.219

0.145

0.103

0.032

Isolation index for Asians

0.067

0.023

0.026

0.007

0.006

0.011

0.037

0.006

0.053

0.010

0.044

 

0.085

0.015

0.029

0.009

0.010

0.031

0.032

0.008

0.055

0.011

0.053

Isolation index for Native Americans

0.022

0.004

0.003

0.004

0.004

0.012

0.004

0.154

0.002

0.042

0.051

 

0.058

0.006

0.004

0.010

0.005

0.028

0.001

0.286

0.002

0.133

0.132

Isolation index for Pacific Islanders

0.003

0.001

0.001

0.001

0.000

0.001

0.001

0.002

0.001

0.004

0.004

 

0.004

0.001

0.003

0.002

0.001

0.002

0.001

0.006

0.001

0.008

0.004

Proportion of workers commuting > 60 minutes to work

0.102

0.086

0.111

0.049

0.093

0.101

0.068

0.094

0.131

0.075

0.117

 

0.059

0.060

0.030

0.026

0.048

0.041

0.032

0.069

0.055

0.047

0.080

Proportion of elderly with little or no English

0.286

0.152

0.246

0.074

0.084

0.083

0.192

0.249

0.243

0.182

0.184

 

0.169

0.098

0.240

0.122

0.150

0.106

0.078

0.187

0.137

0.209

0.171

Proportion of population entering US 1995–2000

0.179

0.204

0.304

0.256

0.309

0.201

0.240

0.228

0.199

0.322

0.206

 

0.070

0.078

0.171

0.191

0.212

0.153

0.086

0.161

0.087

0.141

0.096

Proportion of female elderly living alone

0.318

0.358

0.336

0.397

0.406

0.372

0.368

0.331

0.342

0.327

0.358

 

0.067

0.053

0.053

0.049

0.049

0.058

0.044

0.081

0.067

0.076

0.062

Proportion of elderly in poverty

0.096

0.057

0.144

0.163

0.285

0.203

0.078

0.517

0.078

0.093

0.069

 

0.238

0.042

0.093

0.872

0.949

0.122

0.054

2.693

0.086

0.095

0.032

Number counties

N = 58

N = 8

N = 15

N = 99

N = 120

N = 64

N = 3

N = 33

N = 21

N = 29

N = 13

Number of mammogram facilities per 1000 women

0.989

0.955

1.355

1.354

0.700

0.758

1.330

1.267

2.459

1.532

1.209

 

0.313

0.297

1.354

1.686

0.767

0.368

1.119

1.364

3.936

1.884

0.700

Number of oncologists per 1000 elderly

0.099

0.093

0.033

0.088

0.039

0.167

0.028

0.019

0.046

0.082

0.087

 

0.089

0.069

0.095

0.154

0.114

0.169

0.125

0.048

0.137

0.074

0.078

Number of nurses per 1000 elderly

7.077

4.145

1.896

2.736

5.150

2.976

1.884

3.359

1.898

4.843

3.394

 

4.930

3.344

2.900

3.268

15.241

2.204

4.208

5.478

3.604

7.349

2.691

Ratio foreign born to U.S. doctors

0.248

0.354

0.255

0.222

0.232

0.304

0.136

0.204

0.063

0.187

0.088

 

0.040

0.133

0.201

0.185

0.159

0.050

0.160

0.193

0.099

0.122

0.033

HMO penetration

0.205

0.294

0.096

0.041

0.094

0.066

0.197

0.174

0.094

0.124

0.103

 

0.204

0.052

0.096

0.061

0.098

0.061

0.025

0.031

0.072

0.094

0.070

Violent crime rate

1.143

1.688

0.846

2.296

3.588

2.338

0.932

2.215

0.821

4.092

1.582

 

0.687

1.110

0.711

1.999

1.733

2.447

1.068

1.541

0.514

1.302

0.668

Land use mix

0.212

0.470

0.367

0.192

0.192

0.190

0.893

0.560

0.042

0.083

0.282

 

0.206

0.206

0.342

0.062

0.101

0.131

0.067

0.261

0.047

0.135

0.157

HRSA primary care physician shortage

0.828

0.875

0.867

0.475

0.675

0.641

0.667

0.381

0.879

1.000

0.923

 

0.381

0.354

0.352

0.502

0.470

0.484

0.577

0.498

0.331

0.000

0.277

  1. Note: Sample means are provided on the first row for each variable, followed by sample standard deviations (SD) on the second row. Standard errors (SE) can be calculated using the sample size n from the first row, where SE = SD divided by square root of n.