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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Aug 12.
Published in final edited form as: J Contin Educ Health Prof. 2009 Fall;29(4):246–253. doi: 10.1002/chp.20043

TABLE 1.

Characteristics of Physicians Who Enrolled in an Internet-Delivered Educational Study: The MI-Plus Study, 2004–2006

Characteristica Number in Pool Percent of Pool (Column %) Number Enrolled Percent Enrolled (Row %) P (for Differences in Enrollment)
All 1337 100.0% 177 13.2%
MD sex 0.053
 Male 1075 80.4% 152 14.1%
 Female 262 19.6% 25 9.5%
MD race 0.5
 White 939 70.2% 124 13.2%
 African-American 104 7.8% 10 9.6%
 Asian 113 8.5% 19 16.8%
 Other/unknown 181 13.5% 24 13.3%
MD age 0.2
 <45 480 35.9% 61 12.7%
 45–54 511 38.2% 67 13.1%
 55–64 243 18.2% 40 16.5%
 65+ 102 7.6% 9 8.8%
Mean ± SD (range) 48.6 ± 10.2 (29–81) 48.7 ± 9.8 (29–81)
Practice: specialty 0.09
 Internal medicine 623 46.6% 93 14.9%
 Family/general practitioner 714 53.4% 84 11.8%
Practice: number of MDs in groupb 0.7
 1 406 30.4% 57 14.0%
 2–3 419 31.3% 53 12.6%
 ≥4 464 34.7% 63 13.6%
Median (range) 3 (1–372) 3 (1–199)
Practice: location 0.046
 Urban 970 72.6% 117 12.1%
 Rural 367 27.4% 60 16.3%
Number of post-MI patientsc 0.009
 0–19 453 33.9% 42 9.3%
 20–45 436 32.6% 65 14.9%
 ≥46 448 33.5% 70 15.6%
Median (range) 31 (0–420) 40 (0–154)
a

Missing data: age, 1; size, 48.

b

Thirty-nine general practice.

c

Tertiles.