Table 11, Baseline Characteristics Between Cases and Matched Controls - Does an Advanced Electronic Tracker Help Families Manage Children's Asthma Symptoms Better Than a Standard Electronic Tracker?

Baseline characteristics	Cases	Controls
n	603	325
Patient demographics
Age, mean (SD), y	8.0 (3.9)	7.9 (4.0)
Gender, No. (%)
Female	230 (38)	129 (39)
Male	373 (62)	196 (60)
Ethnicity, No. (%)
Hispanic/Latino	74 (2)	42 (14)
Not Hispanic/Latino	525 (87)	264 (85)
Unavailable	1 (0.2)	2 (1)
Declined to answer	3 (0.5)	2 (1)
Race, No. (%)
Declined to answer	11 (2)
Other	48 (8)	79 (24)
Unknown	3 (0.5)
White	541 (90)	246 (76)

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Nkoy FL, Fassl BA, Wilkins VL, et al.

Washington (DC): Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI); 2019 Oct.

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Table 11Baseline Characteristics Between Cases and Matched Controls