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Table 2 Demographic characteristics of participants in the inflatable colon educational intervention

From: Evaluation of the walk-through inflatable colon as a colorectal cancer education tool: results from a pre and post research design

Characteristic

Totala(n = 463)

Non-hispanic white (n = 149, 32.2%)

Hispanic (n = 233, 50.3%)

Gender

Male

156 (33.7%)

45 (30.2%)

70 (30.0%)

Female

307 (66.3%)

104 (69.8%)

163 (70.0%)

Age

20-29

426 (92.0%)

134 (89.9%)

216 (92.7%)

30-39

24 (5.2%)

11 (7.4%)

10 (4.3%)

40-49

10 (2.1%)

3 (2.0%)

5 (2.1%)

50 +

3 (0.6%)

1 (0.7%)

2 (0.8%)

Education Level

12th grade or less

6 (1.2%)

6 (4.0%)

3 (1.3%)

High school Graduate or GED

31 (6.7%)

5 (3.4%)

21 (9.0%)

Some college (no degree)

376 (81.2%)

124 (83.2%)

188 (80.7%)

College and advanced degrees (MA, MD, PhD, JD)

50 (10.8%)

19 (12.8%)

21 (9.0%)

Regular Health Clinic

Yes

221 (47.7%)

83 (55.7%)

113 (48.5%)

No

240 (51.8%)

65 (43.6%)

119 (48.5%)

Regular Physician

Yes

217 (46.9%)

76 (51.0%)

107 (45.9%)

No

239 (51.6%)

72 (48.3%)

122 (52.4%)

Health Care Plan/Insurance

Private Health Insurance (self acquired)

112 (24.2%)

46 (30.9%)

44 (18.9%)

Private Health Insurance (employer acquired)

130 (28.1%)

55 (36.9%)

58 (24.9%)

Medicare

26 (5.6%)

3 (2.0%)

15 (6.4%)

Medicaid

33 (7.1%)

5 (3.4%)

22 (9.4%)

Veteran’s Affairs Health Insurance (VA)

11 (2.4%)

3 (2.0%)

5 (2.1%)

Other

39 (8.4%)

9 (6.0%)

17 (7.3%)

None

109 (23.5%)

27 (18.1%)

70 (30.0%)

  1. aincludes individuals who did not self-identify as Hispanic or non-Hispanic white; (black, 27, Native American, 29, Asian/Pacific Islander, 18, and other, 7).