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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2011 May 14;205(4):321.e1–321.e8. doi: 10.1016/j.ajog.2011.05.016

Table 1.

Respondent Demographics

Demographics N (column %)a
N=359b

Type of sub-specialty
General Ob-Gyn 337(94)
Reproductive Endocrinology Subspecialty 15(4)
Urogynecology 9(3)
Minimally invasive gynecology/laparoscopy 35(10)
Clinical Research 16(4)

Membership status
Collaborative Ambulatory Research Network Member (CARN) 293 (82)
Non-CARN member 66 (18)

Gender
Male 167(49)
Female 173(51)

Years since completing residency
< 5 years 25 (7)
5–10 years 82 (24)
11–20 years 94 (27)
> 20 years 143 (42)

Type of Practice
Private practice 283(82)
Community hospital faculty 16(5)
University hospital faculty 37(11)

Geographical Districts
Midwest 76(23)
Northeast 69(21)
South 116(36)
West 65(20)

Proportion of time providing direct patient care
0–50% 24(7)
51–75% 40(12)
76–100% 276(81)

Average number of patients evaluated per month with heavy Menstrual bleeding
1–10 165 (47)
11 or more 184 (53)

Average number of ablations performed per month
None 65 (19)
1–5 254 (73)
6 or more 30 (9)

Average number of hysterectomies performed per month
None 51 (15)
1–5 272 (78)
6 or more 27 (8)

Has friends or family members with heavy menstrual bleeding
Yes 182 (53)
No 104 (31)
Did not know 56 (16)

Median time to complete questionnairec Median,
IQR 14 minutes (8)
a

Could add up to > 100% because multiple choices could be selected

b

Column may not add up to total (n= 359) because of skip patterns and item nonresponse

c

Only for online surveys