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Table 1 Number of patient visits, patient demographics and patient diagnoses at encounter by clinic for the overall study period

	Number of Patient Visits^*	n (%)
Internal Medicine Clinic (IMC)	2444
Sex
Female		1043 (60)
Male		702 (40)
Age
14-28		228 (13)
29-43		457 (26)
44-58		506 (29)
59-73		400 (23)
74-88		148 (8)
≥ 89		6 (<1)
Patient Diagnoses at Encounter
Liver, Heart or Other Internal Medicine Exam or Treatment (most frequent diagnoses)		642
Sexually Transmitted Disease (HIV and hepatitis B)		74
Drug or Alcohol-Related Condition^†		145
Emergency/Urgent Care Clinic (ECC)	12 528
Sex
Female		4957 (63)
Male		2876 (37)
Age
14-28		2456 (31)
29-43		2945 (38)
44-58		1507 (19)
59-73		705 (9)
74-88		213 (3)
≥ 89		7 (<1)
Patient Diagnoses at Encounter
Upper Respiratory Disorder (most frequent diagnosis)		1293
Sexually Transmitted Disease (gonorrhea, chlamydia, HIV, hepatitis B, trichomonas
and genital herpes)		38
Drug or Alcohol-Related Condition^†		1004

^*Values include multiple visits by a single patient. ^†Includes dependent and nondependent drug abuse, and alcohol dependence and intoxication.

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