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. 2012 Oct 24;2012:294730. doi: 10.1155/2012/294730

(b) Confidence in personal knowledge of medical geneticsa,b.

PCPsc  
n (column %)d
(95%  CI)e
Naturopaths  
n (column %)d  
(95%  CI)e
OB-GYNs  
n (column %)d  
(95%  CI)e
Specialistsf  
n (column %)d  
(95%  CI)e
Confidence in personal knowledge of BOCg genetics

Not at all 111 (30.6%)   92 (42.6%)   23 (6.9%)   87 (30.0%)
(26.1%–35.5%) (36.2%–49.3%) (4.6%–10.2%) (25.0%–35.5%)
Somewhat 188 (51.8%) 90 (41.7%) 132 (39.6%) 115 (39.7%)
(46.6%–56.9%) (35.3%–48.4%) (34.5%–45.0%) (34.2%–45.4%)
Moderately/very 64 (17.6%)   34 (15.7%)   178 (53.5%)   88 (30.3%)  
(14.1%–21.9%) (11.5%–21.2%) (48.1%–58.8%) (25.3%–36.0%)

Confidence in personal knowledge of CRCh genetics

Not at all 110 (30.5%)   114 (52.8%)   77 (23.2%)   43 (11.3%)  
(25.9–35.4) (46.1–59.4) (19.0–28.0) (8.1–15.5)
Somewhat 190 (52.6%)   81 (37.5%)   176 (53.0%)   105 (36.0%) 
(47.5%–57.7%) (31.3%–44.2%) (47.6%–58.3%) (30.7%–41.6%)
Moderately/very 61 (16.9%)   21 (9.7%)   79 (23.8%)   154 (52.7%)  
(13.4%–21.1%) (6.4–14.5) (19.5–28.7) (47.0–58.4)

aCategory totals may be less than the total number of respondents, due to missing values.

bBolded estimates indicate significant findings.

cPCPs: primary care providers which include family physicians, internal medicine physicians, primary care nurse practitioners, and primary care physician assistants.

dThe column % reflects the percent responding within each practice category.

eCI: confidence interval.

fSpecialists consisted of surgeons, colorectal surgeons, general surgeons, gastroenterologists, oncologists, and gynecologic oncologists.

gBOC: breast and ovarian cancer.

hCRC: colorectal cancer.