Table 1.
Demographic characteristic | Overall sample (n=1498) | Managed case (n=859) |
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Gender | ||
Female | 893 (59.6%) | 527 (61.4%) |
Male | 604 (40.4%) | 332 (38.6%) |
Race | ||
White, non-Hispanic | 1093 (73.0%) | 680 (79.2%) |
African American | 81 (5.4%) | 35 (4.1%) |
Hispanic ethnicity, any race | 38 (2.5%) | 24 (2.8%) |
Asian | 187 (12.5%) | 72 (8.4%) |
Other | 63 (4.2%) | 33 (3.8%) |
Physicians | 999 (67.5%) | 561 (65.3%) |
Family medicine | 299 (20.4%) | 216 (25.1%) |
Obstetrics/gynecology | 178 (12.0%) | 164 (19.1%) |
Pediatrics | 250 (16.7%) | 73 (8.5%) |
Other MD | 272 (18.4%) | 108 (12.6%) |
Other professionals | 330 (22.0%) | 196 (22.8%) |
Nurse practitioner or physician assistant | 213 (14.2%) | 109 (12.7%) |
Nurse midwife | 74 (4.9%) | 64 (7.5%) |
Registered nurse or social worker | 26 (1.7%) | 23 (2.7%) |
Practice setting | ||
Private practice | 980 (65.4%) | 629 (73.2%) |
Hospital | 235 (15.7%) | 102 (11.9%) |
Health department | 39 (2.6%) | 24 (2.8%) |
Home health or other | 277 (18.5%) | 126 (14.7%) |
Geography | ||
Urban | 356 (23.8%) | 175 (20.4%) |
Suburban | 821 (54.8%) | 487 (56.7%) |
Rural | 262 (17.5%) | 170 (19.8%) |
Years in practice | ||
≥ 16 | 855 (57.1%) | 481 (56.0%) |
11–16 | 250 (16.7%) | 144 (16.8%) |
6–10 | 253 (16.9%) | 160 (18.6%) |
1–5 | 136 (9.1%) | 72 (8.4%) |