Table 2.

Practice Characteristics and Outcomes at Baseline

Overall (N = 42)Intervention arm (n = 20)Control arm (n = 22)P Value
Practice specialty, No. (%).85
    Internal medicine7 (17)3 (15)4 (18)
    Family medicine20 (48)9 (45)11 (50)
    Mixed15 (36)8 (40)7 (32)
Organization type, No. (%)
    Community health center15 (36)8 (40)7 (32).82
    Hospital20 (48)10 (50)10 (46).77
    Private4 (10)1 (5)3 (14).67
    Academic19 (45)10 (50)9 (41).78
    Resident training site, No. (%)16 (38)9 (45)7 (32).58
    Nonprofit, No. (%)37 (88)19 (95)18 (82).40
Geographic region, No. (%).88
    Pacific Northwest3 (7)1 (5)2 (9)
    Mountain8 (19)4 (20)4 (18)
    South8 (19)4 (20)4 (18)
    New England9 (21)3 (15)6 (27)
    Mid-Atlantic and Great Lakes6 (14)3 (15)3 (14)
    West Coast and Hawaii8 (19)5 (25)3 (14)
Urban by RUCA, No. (%)35 (83)18 (90)17 (77).49
County Social Deprivation Index, mean (SD)44.9 (22.0)46.4 (23.3)43.5 (21.1).68
Patients cared for by practice each year, mean (SD)9,285 (5,066)9,138 (4,549)9,419 (5,599).86
Baseline BHP FTE, mean (SD)1.5 (1.1)1.7 (1.4)1.3 (0.7).18
Baseline PCP FTE, mean (SD)6.0 (3.2)5.9 (2.7)6.1 (3.6).83
Baseline BHP FTE:PCP FTE, mean (SD)0.30 (0.26)0.35 (0.28)0.26 (0.24).27
Baseline PIP total, mean (SD)61.0 (17.4)60.4 (15.6)61.7 (19.1).62
PIP–workflow, mean (SD)50.3 (21.9)48.7 (20.8)51.9 (23.0).35
PIP–clinical services, mean (SD)60.4 (21.1)61.8 (19.8)59.0 (22.5).41
PIP–workspace, mean (SD)87.6 (18.2)87.3 (15.2)87.9 (20.9).82
PIP–integration, mean (SD)53.6 (23.3)52.1 (21.6)55.1 (24.9).42
PIP–patient identification, mean (SD)66.8 (22.6)65.4 (21.4)68.1 (23.8).46
PIP–patient engagement, mean (SD)47.5 (22.8)46.8 (21.1)48.2 (24.5).70
  • BHP = behavioral health provider; FTE = full-time equivalent; PCP = primary care physician; PIP = Practice Integration Profile; RUCA = Rural Urban Commuting Area Codes.

  • Note: P value for 2-sample t test used for continuous variables, and χ2 tests used for categorical variables.

  • a P < .05.