Table 3 Assessing health disparities using Fully Conditional Specification Imputed Companion Data, NEISS-AIPa, 2014–2018: Estimating Age-adjustedb Average Annual Rate of Nonfatal Assault Injury per 100,000 Population for United States Hospital Emergency Department Visits, by Race/Ethnicity, Location of Injury and Sex
From: Addressing health disparities using multiply imputed injury surveillance data
Characteristic | Categories | Unweighted Number of Injuriesd | National Estimate (%) | Age-adjusted Average Annual Rate (95% CI) | T-tests |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Total | ___ | 142,876 | 7,610,896 (100) | 486.7 (352.4, 621.1) | ___ |
Race and Ethnicity | Black NHc | 66,765 | 3,048,912 (40.1) | 1306.8 (660.1, 1953.5) | Ref |
White NH | 43,694 | 3,178,305 (41.8) | 347.8 (261.4, 434.1) | p = 0.001 | |
Hispanic | 24,851 | 1,046,120 (13.7) | 366.0 (136.4, 595.5) | p = 0.001 | |
Other NH | 7,566 | 337,560 (4.4) | 291.2 (125.1, 457.3) | p = 0.001 | |
Location of Injury | Public Setting | 85,115 | 4,479,969 (58.9) | 286.3 (183.2, 389.4) | Ref |
Home | 57,761 | 3,130,927 (41.1) | 200.4 (162.5, 238.3) | p = 0.003 | |
Sex | Male | 90,683 | 4,754,049 (62.5) | 603.5 ( 409.4, 797.5) | Ref |
Female | 52,193 | 2,856,846 (37.5) | 369.5 (288.7, 450.4) | p = 0.002 |