Table 2.
Characteristic | Conducted HIV Testing 46% (N=175) |
Did Not Conduct HIV Testing 54% (N=207) |
p-value |
---|---|---|---|
Physician Race, %(n) | .73 | ||
American Indian or Alaska Native | 1% (2) | 2% (3) | |
Asian | 12% (20) | 8% (15) | |
African American | 5% (9) | 5% (10) | |
Pacific Islander | 0% (0) | 0.5% (1) | |
White | 77% (132) | 80% (159) | |
Others | 5% (9) | 6% (12) | |
Physician Hispanic ethnicity, %(n) | 3% (5) | 5% (10) | .31 |
Physician male gender, %(n) | 71% (124) | 77% (159) | .19 |
Physician certified addiction training, %(n) | 36% (61) | 22% (43) | .004 |
Specialty (not mutually exclusive) | |||
Internal Medicine, %(n) | 23% (40) | 16% (34) | .12 |
Family practice, %(n) | 35% (62) | 33% (69) | .67 |
HIV/ID | 6% (10) | 2% (5) | .11 |
Addiction medicine, %(n) | 33% (58) | 19% (39) | .001 |
Psychiatry, %(n) | 29% (51) | 35% (72) | .24 |
Percent of time on patient treatment, mean (SD) | 78% (23%) | 82% (22%) | .03 |
Years since graduation, mean (SD) | 23.98 (10.6) | 24.52 (11.5) | .64 |
Years prescribing buprenorphine, %(n) | .02 | ||
≤3 Years | 66% (114) | 77%% (159) | |
>3 Years | 34% (59) | 23% (47) |
Bold text indicates statistical significance at the p<0.05 level.