Table T8_3_1_1-3

2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports

This appendix provides detailed data tables for all measures analyzed for the 2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. Tables are included for measures discussed in the main text of the reports as well as for other measures that were examined but not included in the main text.

Table 8_3_1_1.3
Rate of physicians and surgeons per 100,000 population, by State, 2006–2010
	2010			2009			2008			2007			2006
State	Sample size	Rate	SE	Sample size	Rate	SE	Sample size	Rate	SE	Sample size	Rate	SE	Sample size	Rate	SE
Total	3,061,692	294	3	3,030,728	290	3	3,000,657	299	4	2,994,662	293	4	2,969,741	288	4
Alabama	47,512	211	23	48,319	239	25	47,151	192	21	47,329	199	23	47,018	208	24
Alaska	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	6,365	519	133	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU
Arizona	63,552	266	23	61,915	273	24	61,541	244	22	61,436	293	23	60,195	210	19
Arkansas	28,835	249	34	28,919	161	27	28,826	246	33	28,627	198	28	28,343	186	28
California	360,836	281	9	352,875	267	9	346,349	264	9	347,958	270	10	345,723	287	10
Colorado	49,731	249	24	49,434	305	26	48,807	280	26	48,256	287	26	48,020	302	26
Connecticut	35,796	364	36	35,272	440	38	34,776	474	40	35,198	339	33	35,070	402	39
Delaware	8,576	353	70	8,425	243	51	8,265	413	98	8,370	326	59	8,115	226	51
District of Columbia	5,842	565	132	5,580	530	112	5,531	461	89	5,476	668	127	5,577	514	135
Florida	188,267	259	12	186,047	281	13	185,021	280	13	185,538	279	13	185,309	283	13
Georgia	95,434	255	19	95,400	202	15	94,571	230	16	93,300	213	18	91,896	212	16
Hawaii	13,615	314	49	13,517	328	60	13,144	316	55	13,102	300	51	12,891	342	57
Idaho	15,900	189	39	15,755	235	52	15,515	198	42	15,165	277	47	14,931	175	39
Illinois	126,570	274	17	126,758	294	17	126,618	334	19	127,458	310	17	126,613	313	18
Indiana	65,606	248	23	65,850	237	22	65,784	220	22	65,776	200	20	65,054	240	22
Iowa	30,996	200	32	30,748	303	39	30,718	275	36	30,951	214	33	30,883	255	35
Kansas	28,155	340	40	28,327	234	32	28,183	261	34	28,347	330	38	28,168	251	35
Kentucky	43,564	245	26	44,191	235	24	43,113	275	27	42,962	240	25	42,429	260	28
Louisiana	44,658	294	29	44,325	243	25	42,596	262	31	42,073	266	29	40,901	268	26
Maine	12,960	253	52	12,535	314	63	12,560	185	42	12,631	306	65	12,649	450	87
Maryland	57,701	387	26	56,406	466	30	56,209	408	28	56,247	450	31	55,683	449	32
Massachusetts	66,000	494	29	64,856	441	29	64,921	515	33	64,330	477	31	64,673	437	29
Michigan	98,973	309	20	100,064	281	20	100,191	343	23	101,093	316	21	101,355	318	21
Minnesota	53,295	327	33	53,140	280	29	52,965	342	32	52,854	330	32	52,219	342	36
Mississippi	29,187	173	27	28,958	247	35	29,048	267	32	29,066	249	31	28,945	126	21
Missouri	60,685	357	29	60,303	304	28	60,014	297	26	60,095	258	25	59,696	259	23
Montana	9,812	342	66	8,958	159	43	9,103	234	64	9,070	258	57	DSU	DSU	DSU
Nebraska	18,011	206	44	18,109	337	62	17,951	243	53	17,960	230	46	18,063	253	43
Nevada	26,810	199	32	26,145	206	32	25,743	161	27	25,688	242	31	24,858	182	27
New Hampshire	13,225	399	59	13,021	231	48	13,012	291	56	13,183	209	40	12,818	280	52
New Jersey	87,558	361	22	86,356	339	21	86,779	383	23	86,527	400	24	86,190	339	22
New Mexico	19,209	342	52	18,816	220	33	18,583	217	35	18,593	215	38	18,637	187	33
New York	190,154	398	17	188,767	428	17	186,803	419	17	187,057	406	17	187,143	379	16
North Carolina	95,531	285	19	94,278	296	19	92,599	304	20	91,320	236	16	89,124	296	20
North Dakota	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU
Ohio	117,475	324	18	117,386	288	18	116,740	305	18	117,543	282	18	117,593	280	18
Oklahoma	37,197	200	26	37,026	189	30	36,353	252	33	36,366	210	29	35,781	256	34
Oregon	38,464	359	34	37,792	300	31	37,220	257	29	37,076	281	28	36,499	301	31
Pennsylvania	125,626	350	20	125,505	369	21	125,194	351	19	125,637	376	21	124,455	340	20
Rhode Island	10,488	384	60	10,436	424	63	10,182	331	64	10,488	366	67	10,576	368	63
South Carolina	46,825	261	25	45,877	233	24	45,088	229	24	44,409	228	24	43,829	247	26
South Dakota	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	8,056	240	64	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU
Tennessee	63,511	283	24	63,282	272	22	62,934	315	23	61,704	259	23	61,139	230	20
Texas	244,071	244	11	238,301	236	11	234,212	243	12	230,817	241	11	226,724	230	11
Utah	28,226	254	32	27,276	205	29	26,806	281	31	26,311	227	29	25,746	257	33
Vermont	6,381	328	83	6,148	209	62	5,997	525	120	6,164	390	92	6,183	236	66
Virginia	79,455	298	22	78,548	288	21	78,690	288	20	77,525	333	24	76,649	309	22
Washington	67,388	308	23	66,407	301	23	65,386	300	24	64,414	260	23	63,524	280	24
West Virginia	18,214	165	30	18,253	275	44	18,074	241	42	18,390	300	46	18,446	272	48
Wisconsin	58,153	229	27	59,049	244	25	58,204	261	29	58,435	293	31	57,987	298	32
Wyoming	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU

DSU - Data do not meet the criteria for statistical reliability, data quality, or confidentiality.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.

Page last reviewed June 2013

Internet Citation: Table T8_3_1_1-3: 2012 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. June 2013. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://archive.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr12/8_healthsysteminfrastructure/T8_3_1_1-3.html