Small Independent Primary Care Practices Serving Socially Vulnerable Urban Populations

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Table 1.

Comparison of Qualitative Interview Participants to Sampling Frame

	Qualitative Interview Participants No. (%)	Sampling Frame No. (%)
Total	22	413
Years in practice
<5	1 (4.5)	6 (1.5)
5-10	2 (9.1)	82 (19.9)
11-20	7 (31.8)	182 (44.1)
21-29	7 (31.8)	89 (21.5)
>30	5 (22.7)	54 (13.1)
Race
American Indian or Alaska Native	0 (0)	3 (0.7)
Asian	1 (4.5)	95 (23.0)
Black or African American	5 (22.7)	82 (19.9)
Other	4 (18.2)	50 (12.1)
White	12 (54.5)	183 (44.3)
Ethnicity
Hispanic or Latine	5 (22.7)	96 (23.2)
Non-Hispanic	17 (77.3)	317 (76.8)
Region^{^a}
Midwest	4 (18.2)	80 (19.5)
Northeast	2 (9.1)	70 (17.1)
South	10 (45.5)	152 (37.1)
West	6 (27.3)	108 (26.3)
Principal practice size
2-5 physicians	8 (36.4)	155 (37.5)
Solo practice	14 (63.6)	258 (62.5)
Care in other language
No	9 (40.9)	121 (29.3)
Yes, other	3 (13.6)	130 (31.5)
Yes, Spanish	10 (45.5)	162 (39.2)