0539_Att H1_National SECAP II Table Shells

Attachment H1 – Table 1
Number of eligible facilities in the universe and sample, by region and urban/rural
Region	Urban	Rural	Total
Universe
Northeast
South
Midwest
West
Total
Sample
Northeast
South
Midwest
West
Total

Attachment H1 – Table 2
Surveys and response rate, by region and urban/rural
	Urban	Rural	Total
Region
Northeast
South
Midwest
West
Total

Attachment H1 – Table 3
Percentage of all flexible sigmoidoscopies and colonoscopies performed, by physician specialty, by facility type (standard errors in parentheses)
	ASC	Hospital	Physician Practice	Total
Flexible sigmoidoscopy
Gastroenterologist
Primary Care Provider
Internist
Family practitioner/ General practitioner
Surgeon
General surgeon
Colorectal surgeon
Non-physician endoscopist
Other
Total
Colonoscopy
Gastroenterologist
Primary Care Provider
Internist
Family practitioner/ General practitioner
Surgeon
General surgeon
Colorectal surgeon
Non-physician endoscopist
Other
Total

Attachment H1 – Table 4
Type of lower GI equipment owned, by region (standard errors in parentheses)
	Colonoscopes	Flexible sigmoidoscopes	Video monitors	Other
Mean per Facility
Northeast
South
Midwest
West
Total in Region
Northeast
South
Midwest
West

Attachment H1 – Table 5
Procedures currently being performed by urban/rural (standard errors in parentheses)
	Flexible Sigmoidoscopy		Colonoscopy
	Urban	Rural	Urban	Rural
Percent of facilities that perform the procedure
Mean number of procedures performed per week per facility *
Percent of procedures performed for screening*
Percent of procedures that are incomplete*
Mean number of procedures possible per week per facility*
Number of facilities
*Among those facilities that perform the procedure

Attachment H1 – Table 6
Measures to address increased need for flexible sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy, by urban/rural (standard errors in parentheses)
	Flexible Sigmoidoscopy		Colonoscopy
	Urban	Rural	Urban	Rural
Increase proportion of work day allocated to procedures
Modify block scheduling
Use patient navigators or reminder calls to decrease cancellations and “no shows”
Increase physician staff
Increase/hire non-physician endoscopists to perform procedures
Increase nursing staff to assist with procedures
Increase ancillary staff to help with room turnover
Increase staff or physicians to monitor the sedation or anesthesia
Establish a larger screening unit/more procedure rooms
Establish additional prep and/or recovery areas
Purchase or lease more equipment
Other
Not applicable, not planning to perform more procedures
Number of facilities

Attachment H1 – Table 7
Average room time typically scheduled for flexible sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy by facility type
	Flexible Sigmoidoscopy*		Colonoscopy*
	Mean	Standard error	Mean	Standard error
ASCs
Hospitals
Physician practices
*Among those facilities that perform the procedure

Attachment H1 – Table 8
Typical waiting time for various endoscopy procedures for State and the nation
	Percent of facilities	Standard Error
Screening flexible sigmoidoscopy*
1-2 weeks
3-4 weeks
1 – 2 months
3 – 4 months
5 – 6 months
More than 6 months
Screening colonoscopy*
1-2 weeks
3-4 weeks
1 – 2 months
3 – 4 months
5 – 6 months
More than 6 months
Follow-up colonoscopy*
1-2 weeks
3-4 weeks
1 – 2 months
3 – 4 months
5 – 6 months
More than 6 months
* Among those facilities that perform procedure

Attachment H1 – Table 9
Estimated number of facilities that provide endoscopies by region
	Flexible sigmoidoscopy	Colonoscopy	Any endoscopy
Region
Northeast
South
Midwest
West
Total

Attachment H1 – Table 10
Potential volume, current volume, and unused capacity for flexible sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy, by region – annual number of procedures (standard errors in parentheses)
	Flexible Sigmoidoscopy					Colonoscopy
	Potential Volume		Current Volume		Unused Capacity	Potential Volume		Current Volume		Unused Capacity
Region
Northeast
South
Midwest
West
Total