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. 2023 Nov 7;14:21501319231205979. doi: 10.1177/21501319231205979

Table 2.

Descriptive Characteristics of the PCPs (N = 57).

Variable n (%)
Gender
 Male 44 (77.2)
 Female 13 (22.8)
 Other 0 (0.0)
Area of board certification and active practice, n (%)
 Internal medicine 33 (57.9)
 Family medicine 24 (42.1)
Time practicing medicine (years)
 1-5 5 (8.8)
 6-10 13 (22.8)
 11-15 9 (15.8)
 16-20 10 (17.5)
 >20 20 (35.1)
Type of practice
 Employed in group private practice (multi-specialty) 10 (17.5)
 Hospital - owned practice 9 (15.8)
 Independent PCP - solo private practice 9 (15.8)
 Owner in group private practice (primary care only) 9 (15.8)
 Owner in group private practice (multi-specialty) 7 (12.3)
 Academic center 6 (10.5)
 Employed in group private practice (primary care only) 6 (10.5)
 Federally qualified health center 1 (1.8)
 Locum tenens 0 (0.0)
 Other 0 (0.0)
Type of area
 Urban area (population > 50 000) 37 (64.9)
 Urban cluster (2500 < population < 50 000) 14 (24.6)
 Rural (population < 2500) 6 (10.5)
Percentage of patients receiving skin checks (%)
 0 0 (0.0)
 1-20 8 (14.0)
 21-40 12 (21.1)
 41-60 11 (19.3)
 61-80 15 (26.3)
 >81 11 (19.3)
Frequency of biopsies performed
 Never 5 (8.8)
 A few times per year 16 (28.1)
 1-3 times per month 6 (10.5)
 1-3 times per week 19 (33.3)
 >3 times per week 11 (19.3)
Frequency of referral to dermatologist
 Always 0 (0.0)
 Most of the time 22 (38.6)
 Sometimes 28 (49.1)
 Rarely 7 (12.3)
 Never 0 (0.0)
Self-rated skin lesion assessment competence
 Expert 6 (10.5)
 Advanced 22 (38.6)
 Intermediate 28 (49.1)
 Beginner 1 (1.8)
 No competence 0 (0.0)