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. 2000 Nov;15(11):770–775. doi: 10.1046/j.1525-1497.2000.90734.x

Table 1.

Demographic and Practice Characteristics Transgressions of Boundaries by Patients*

Characteristic
Mean age, y (SD) 43 (7)
Gender, n(%)
 Male 201 (61)
 Female 125 (38)
Marital status, n(%)
 Married 289 (87)
 Divorced 15 (5)
 Single 15 (5)
 Widowed 3 (1)
 Other 6 (2)
Practice locale, n(%)
 Urban 250 (76)
 Suburban 59 (18)
 Rural 18 (5)
Practice type, n(%)
 Academic 193 (58)
 Private practice/academic 40 (12)
 VA 22 (7)
 Private practice 20 (6)
 HMO 7 (2)
 Other 46 (14)
Mean percentage (SD) of professional time seeing patients 49 (27)
Satisfaction with work environment, n(%)
 Very satisfied 140 (42)
 Satisfied 157 (48)
 Unsatisfied 28 (8)
 Very unsatisfied 3 (1)
Satisfaction with family life, n(%)
 Very satisfied 239 (72)
 Satisfied 73 (22)
 Unsatisfied 14 (4)
 Very unsatisfied 1 (<1)
*

Not all respondents answered every question. Percentage does not add up to 100 in all cases due to rounding and nonresponses.

Other includes hospital-based practices, freestanding clinics, etc.