Table 2.

Bivariate Analysis of Independent Risk Factors for Loss of Follow-up*

FactorNo One-Year Follow-up (n = 19)Successful One-Year Follow-up (n = 381)P Value
Age (y)56 ± 1057 ± 11.7512
BMI (kg/m2)29 ± 6.731 ± 6.4.1862
SES−3.1371 (−6.56945, −1.675089)−3.9734 (−6.6542, −1.647682).5627
Gender.0532
    Men11 (57.9%)137 (36.0%)
    Women8 (42.1%)244 (64.0%)
Ever smoked.6435
    Yes9 (47.4%)160 (42.0%)
    No10 (52.6%)221 (58.0%)
Current smoker.5025
    Yes4 (21.1%)55 (14.4%)
    No15 (78.9%)326 (85.6%)
Diabetes.4493
    Yes4 (21.1%)123 (32.3%)
    No15 (78.9%)258 (67.7%)
Hypertension.7218
    Yes13 (68.4%)275 (72.2%)
    No6 (31.6%)106 (27.8%)
Dyslipidemia.1902
    Yes7 (36.8%)199 (52.2%)
    No12 (63.2%)182 (47.8%)
PCP§.0010
    Yes13 (68.4%)337 (88.5%)
    No6 (31.6%)44 (11.5%)
Close contact.7071
    Yes18 (94.7%)341 (89.5%)
    No1 (5.3%)40 (10.5%)
Number of phone numbers2 (2, 2)2 (2, 3).4856
Charlson score0 (0, 1)1 (0, 1).0480
Interpreter used.2572
    Yes7 (36.8%)96 (25.2%)
    No12 (63.2%)285 (74.8%)
Native Language.0274
    English5 (26.3%)199 (52.2%)
    Non-English14 (73.7%)182 (47.8%)
Race.4468
    Asian0 (0.0%)18 (4.7%)
    Black4 (21.1%)139 (36.5%)
    Hispanic14 (73.7%)201 (52.8%)
    Multiracial0 (0.0%)6 (1.6%)
    White1 (5.3%)17 (4.5%)
Insurance.9068
    Commercial5 (26.3%)113 (29.7%)
    Medicaid10 (52.6%)167 (43.8%)
    Medicare4 (21.1%)94 (24.7%)
    Self pay0 (0.0%)7 (1.8%)
  • * Categorical variables are presented as frequencies and percentages. Continuous variables are presented as either means and standard deviations or medians and interquartile ranges, depending on distribution.

  • BMI, body mass index.

  • SES, socioeconomic score. Displayed as a Z score as in the previous table.

  • § PCP, primary care physician.