2007 NSCH: Medical Home Component: Children with a personal doctor or nurse (PDN)

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2007
Health Care Access and Quality
4.9: Medical Home Component -- Have a personal doctor or nurse (details…)

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Indicator 4.9: A personal doctor or nurse is a health professional who knows your child well and is familiar with your child's health history. Do you have one or more person(s) you think of as [child name]'s personal doctor or nurse (PDN)? (details...)

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	Region	Yes have 1 or more %	No %	Total %
1.	Alabama	92.1	7.9	100.0
2.	Alaska	86.0	14.0	100.0
3.	Arizona	87.6	12.4	100.0
4.	Arkansas	91.9	8.1	100.0
5.	California	91.3	8.7	100.0
6.	Colorado	90.6	9.4	100.0
7.	Connecticut	96.2	3.8	100.0
8.	Delaware	95.8	4.2	100.0
9.	District of Columbia	91.8	8.2	100.0
10.	Florida	93.7	6.3	100.0
11.	Georgia	90.5	9.5	100.0
12.	Hawaii	92.8	7.2	100.0
13.	Idaho	87.0	13.0	100.0
14.	Illinois	93.0	7.0	100.0
15.	Indiana	93.9	6.1	100.0
16.	Iowa	94.9	5.1	100.0
17.	Kansas	92.8	7.2	100.0
18.	Kentucky	93.5	6.5	100.0
19.	Louisiana	91.2	8.8	100.0
20.	Maine	95.3	4.7	100.0
21.	Maryland	92.6	7.4	100.0
22.	Massachusetts	95.3	4.7	100.0
23.	Michigan	93.0	7.0	100.0
24.	Minnesota	91.8	8.2	100.0
25.	Mississippi	88.4	11.6	100.0
26.	Missouri	93.9	6.1	100.0
27.	Montana	89.5	10.5	100.0
28.	Nebraska	93.3	6.7	100.0
29.	Nevada	82.4	17.6	100.0
30.	New Hampshire	97.3	2.7	100.0
31.	New Jersey	94.1	5.9	100.0
32.	New Mexico	86.9	13.1	100.0
33.	New York	94.9	5.1	100.0
34.	North Carolina	92.7	7.3	100.0
35.	North Dakota	92.6	7.4	100.0
36.	Ohio	93.8	6.2	100.0
37.	Oklahoma	87.9	12.1	100.0
38.	Oregon	91.9	8.1	100.0
39.	Pennsylvania	95.9	4.1	100.0
40.	Rhode Island	96.0	4.0	100.0
41.	South Carolina	91.1	8.9	100.0
42.	South Dakota	91.9	8.1	100.0
43.	Tennessee	92.4	7.6	100.0
44.	Texas	89.1	10.9	100.0
45.	Utah	91.4	8.6	100.0
46.	Vermont	95.8	4.2	100.0
47.	Virginia	92.5	7.5	100.0
48.	Washington	91.6	8.4	100.0
49.	West Virginia	94.3	5.7	100.0
50.	Wisconsin	93.4	6.6	100.0
51.	Wyoming	89.5	10.5	100.0

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Citation format: Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative. 2007 National Survey of Children's Health, Data Resource Center for Child and Adolescent Health website. Retrieved [mm/dd/yy] from www.nschdata.org