Rural implementation of the perioperative surgical home: A case-control study

Table 1 Comparison of baseline characteristics between Control-1 perioperative surgical home and perioperative surgical home cohorts

Characteristics	C1-PSH (n = 1413)	PSH (n = 791)	P value
	mean (SD) [min, max] or n (%)	mean (SD) [min, max] or n (%)
Age	67.3 (10) [18, 95]	69.2 (8.6) [31, 90]	< 0.011
Gender			0.192
Male	629 (45)	379 (47.5)
BMI	29.7 (6.2) [17.3, 68.5]	29 (6.09) [14.67, 55.3]	0.861
ASA			0.0093
Class 1	67 (4.7)	20 (2.5)
Class 2	817 (57.8)	434 (54.9)
Class 3	517 (36.6)	332 (42)
Class 4	12 (0.8)	5 (0.6)
Procedure			0.082
THA	489 (35)	311 (39.3)
TKA	686 (49)	356 (45)
TSA	238 (17)	124 (15.7)
Insurance			< 0.012
Private	415 (29)	145 (18)
Public	998 (71)	646 (82)

¹Mann-Whitney test.

²Chi-square test.

³Ficher’s exact test.

C1-PSH: Control-1 perioperative surgical home; BMI: Body mass index; ASA: American Society of Anesthesiologist Score; THA: Total hip arthroplasty; TKA: Total knee arthroplasty; TSA: Total shoulder arthroplasty.