Table T8_3_1_1-4

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_1.4
Rate of physicians and surgeons per 100,000 population, by State, 2001–2005
	2005			2004			2003			2002			2001
State	Sample size	Rate	SE	Sample size	Rate	SE	Sample size	Rate	SE	Sample size	Rate	SE	Sample size	Rate	SE
Total	2,878,380	301	4	1,194,354	296	6	1,194,928	291	6	1,074,628	287	6	1,192,206	276	5
Alabama	45,534	262	31	15,657	336	53	16,017	223	37	14,801	184	34	16,111	157	28
Alaska	6,129	381	104	9,235	175	36	9,394	265	62	8,399	230	56	9,408	206	43
Arizona	58,315	269	24	19,479	214	32	19,271	248	34	17,204	289	46	18,358	288	44
Arkansas	27,399	206	33	9,124	243	50	9,583	198	44	DSU	DSU	DSU	9,603	122	31
California	334,885	278	10	114,921	297	18	114,324	298	18	100,155	250	16	111,290	252	15
Colorado	46,094	344	39	17,100	313	44	16,874	325	53	15,342	248	42	16,729	238	40
Connecticut	33,867	369	40	13,346	358	68	13,269	362	53	11,990	404	59	13,353	368	58
Delaware	7,933	451	93	10,170	328	63	10,257	242	47	9,497	242	50	9,950	133	32
District of Columbia	5,187	408	104	6,814	413	77	7,101	317	73	6,519	511	114	7,164	300	62
Florida	177,000	278	14	60,907	265	22	59,843	282	25	53,094	302	26	57,745	307	25
Georgia	87,534	239	18	29,002	252	34	29,791	236	33	25,801	224	30	29,180	254	31
Hawaii	12,743	327	58	11,155	225	42	10,630	336	60	10,441	344	72	11,465	274	48
Idaho	14,353	153	40	DSU	DSU	DSU	9,893	220	58	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU	DSU
Illinois	123,074	311	21	45,612	341	31	46,116	330	29	41,942	302	33	45,647	270	26
Indiana	63,278	216	22	25,046	136	25	23,917	204	31	21,519	294	50	24,066	260	36
Iowa	29,629	247	37	20,036	180	33	20,387	300	48	18,564	303	49	20,883	219	42
Kansas	27,462	258	35	16,144	268	51	16,152	313	50	14,773	197	48	16,478	349	60
Kentucky	41,498	257	32	24,122	244	40	24,625	207	35	22,433	324	66	24,775	193	31
Louisiana	43,956	326	34	20,619	270	40	20,997	272	44	19,135	213	34	21,987	317	52
Maine	12,440	370	71	8,585	224	57	8,741	374	61	7,964	353	72	8,559	309	68
Maryland	54,290	444	34	23,067	486	51	23,591	494	55	20,943	379	47	23,377	395	45
Massachusetts	62,695	493	31	24,593	460	47	24,843	493	47	22,000	369	44	25,032	375	41
Michigan	99,784	328	29	40,159	329	32	40,376	309	31	36,209	277	30	40,260	272	27
Minnesota	50,857	285	28	20,998	263	45	20,668	186	33	19,397	290	42	21,188	291	38
Mississippi	28,354	188	29	19,861	202	38	20,949	254	46	19,003	190	43	21,493	157	29
Missouri	57,884	298	28	21,820	158	28	21,769	276	39	19,543	356	43	22,218	331	48
Montana	DSU	DSU	DSU	9,545	242	53	9,736	142	35	9,000	153	45	10,128	181	52
Nebraska	17,442	247	45	12,890	345	66	12,914	248	47	12,364	245	54	15,574	337	56
Nevada	23,538	163	25	9,770	219	53	9,537	223	57	8,409	132	34	9,425	163	44
New Hampshire	12,758	209	40	10,237	423	76	10,410	217	55	9,261	297	62	10,256	219	52
New Jersey	83,991	358	25	32,088	373	36	32,064	350	33	28,673	373	38	31,965	321	34
New Mexico	18,272	225	40	8,824	296	69	8,990	231	60	7,990	433	93	9,127	207	48
New York	181,406	438	20	65,371	473	29	65,230	402	26	57,392	448	31	64,827	384	25
North Carolina	85,611	284	22	29,338	241	29	29,994	294	36	26,733	266	32	29,394	231	31
North Dakota	6,505	347	99	9,603	161	36	9,643	251	58	8,897	298	68	9,945	229	50
Ohio	114,707	283	18	45,493	252	27	45,801	263	26	40,514	315	33	45,699	309	28
Oklahoma	34,683	222	28	12,310	262	48	12,579	198	43	11,468	206	41	12,224	252	49
Oregon	35,485	336	34	13,610	238	41	12,909	301	59	11,916	294	55	13,336	282	50
Pennsylvania	121,424	380	23	48,462	363	29	47,484	345	30	44,299	286	26	48,468	313	27
Rhode Island	10,184	398	75	10,568	324	57	10,744	434	68	9,656	395	71	10,484	408	72
South Carolina	41,956	286	28	14,774	291	45	14,548	292	51	13,379	204	36	14,466	274	47
South Dakota	DSU	DSU	DSU	14,022	218	44	14,270	185	37	13,214	203	37	14,725	304	46
Tennessee	59,376	296	31	22,019	258	35	21,889	262	36	19,378	260	37	21,695	324	42
Texas	217,617	238	11	66,385	239	22	65,939	183	17	58,587	234	23	64,729	189	17
Utah	24,749	151	23	12,194	238	55	12,174	224	43	10,855	163	37	11,708	319	76
Vermont	5,896	423	93	9,527	355	60	9,198	394	63	8,454	339	68	8,937	403	75
Virginia	73,509	308	22	28,024	352	43	27,646	273	30	25,029	237	29	27,715	312	37
Washington	61,520	291	24	24,146	225	27	23,339	324	39	20,890	256	35	23,105	257	34
West Virginia	17,771	259	53	15,147	221	50	DSU	DSU	DSU	14,317	292	63	16,588	268	61
Wisconsin	56,368	242	27	23,159	264	38	22,994	279	37	21,313	290	41	22,779	135	27
Wyoming	5,056	432	119	9,215	168	45	9,420	225	56	8,183	266	75	8,920	151	42

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_1-4: 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_1-4.html