Table 2.

Physicians offering genetic screening/testing by respondent characteristic

Characteristic	All respondents (n = 965)		Saw black patient (n = 494)		Saw white patient (n = 471)
	offered screening/testing (n = 297)	p value	offered screening/testing (n = 173)	p value	offered screening/testing (n = 124)	p value
Gender
Male	28.28 (183)	0.0182	30.84 (99)	0.0080	25.77 (84)	0.7329
Female	35.76 (113)		42.77 (74)		27.27 (39)
Number of years since residency completion
<5	37.99 (68)	0.0314	45.26 (43)	0.0062	29.76 (25)	0.6724
5–15	31.43 (110)		38.60 (66)		24.58 (44)
>15	27.29 (119)		28.07 (64)		26.44 (55)
In university, teaching or residency training environment
Yes	39.46 (103)	0.0002	49.22 (63)	<0.0001	30.08 (40)	0.1708
No	26.89 (171)		29.70 (98)		23.86 (73)
Time spent with patients
15–30%	26.25 (21)	0.0201	39.47 (15)	0.0438	14.29 (6)	0.1444
31–60%	41.76 (38)		50.00 (26)		30.77 (12)
61–90%	33.04 (111)		36.59 (60)		29.65 (51)
>90%	26.60 (100)		29.65 (59)		23.16 (41)

Figures are percentages with numbers in parentheses. 28% of male physicians offered screening/testing. 31% of male physicians that saw the black patient offered screening/testing. 26% of male physicians that saw the white patient offered screening/testing. Not all physicians answered all survey items.