Table 2.

Psychosocial concerns are listed in the first column and the comfort level of adult rheumatologists addressing these issues is listed in the second column

	Number of respondents (%) who were “Comfortable” or “Very Comfortable” discussing psychosocial concerns	Number of respondents (%) who believed that the family physician should address psychosocial concerns
Alcohol, tobacco, drugs	33 (61%)	40 (75%)
Vaping and side effects	23 (42%)	42 (79%)
Gender identity and sexuality	17 (31%)	45 (86%)
Contraception and fertility	26 (48%)	39 (74%)
Depression and anxiety	23 (43%)	46 (88%)
Nutrition and healthy body image	22 (41%)	43 (82%)

This is compared to their belief that the family physician should address the same issues in the third column