Table 1. Sample Sizes, Means, and Proportions of Consumer Assessment of Health Care Providers and Systems Child Composite Measures and Covariates, By National Committee on Quality Assurance Patient-centered Medical Home Recognition Status and Practice Type

	All Practices (R = 25.5%)				Family Medicine (R = 24.1%)				Pediatrics (R = 27.8%)
	PCMH (n = 21; R = 24.6%)		Non-PCMH (n = 8; R = 27.9%)		PCMH (n = 14; R = 22.7%)		Non-PCMH (n = 4; R = 29.1%)		PCMH (n = 7; R = 28.5%)		Non-PCMH (n = 4; R = 26.6%)
Continuous variables^*
Child development score	1856	0.62	743	0.63	1160	0.57	325	0.61	696	0.71	418	0.65
Child prevention score	1853	0.62	743	0.66	1159	0.56	325	0.64	694	0.73	418	0.66
Patient age (years)	1923	8.70	771	8.33	1202	9.18	340	9.16	721	7.91	431	7.68
Patient health rating^{^†}	1944	1.54	778	1.48	1212	1.57	343	1.44	732	1.49	435	1.50
Dichotomous variables^{^‡}
Pediatric practice	1944	0.33	778	0.58	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Female patient	1937	0.48	775	0.47	1208	0.47	341	0.49	729	0.50	434	0.46
Parent is a college graduate	1904	0.53	753	0.57	1189	0.51	330	0.62	715	0.56	423	0.54

In the column headings, n represents the number of practices and R represents the response rate on the Consumer Assessment of Health care Providers and Systems (CAHPS) survey.
↵* Data for the continuous variables are presented as n (mean).
↵† Excellent = 1, poor = 5.
↵‡ Data for the dichotomous variables are presented as n (%).
PCMH, patient-centered medical home.