Table 2 Demographics of participants in Implementation for Sustained Impact in Teleophthalmology (I-SITE)
Patient stakeholders (n = 9) | Median (± SD) or percentage |
|---|---|
Age | 63.9 ± 8.1 years (range: 47–74) |
Male | 77.8% |
Type II diabetes | 100% |
Experience with teleophthalmology | 55.6% |
Ethnicity | |
 White (non-Hispanic) | 88.9% |
 White (Hispanic) | 11.1% |
Socioeconomic status | |
 Annual household income [30] | $48,117 ± $4115 (range: $37,396–$52,526) |
 Education | |
  Some high school | 11.1% |
  High school graduate or GED | 44.5% |
  Some college or technical school | 22.2% |
  College graduate | 22.2% |
 Health literacy (single-item literacy screener) [31] | |
  Low | 22.2% |
  Moderate | 55.6% |
  High | 22.2% |
Clinical stakeholders (n = 22) | Percentage |
 Male | 13.7% |
 Clinical role | |
  Primary care provider (PCP) | 36.4% |
   Physician (MD/DO) | 22.7% |
   Physician assistant (PA-C) | 4.5% |
   Nurse practitioner (APNP/DNP) | 9.1% |
  Medical assistant (MA) | 18.2% |
  Clinical administrator | 22.7% |
  Diabetes educator | 4.5% |
  IT/medical records | 13.7% |
  Registration director | 4.5% |