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. 2012 Dec 23;2012:628362. doi: 10.1155/2012/628362

Table 2.

Respondent characteristics.

Respondent characteristics N = 212
Female 103 (48.8%)
Male 109 (51.2%)
Median age (IQR) 51 (43–60)
Physician ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic White 173 (82.0%)
 Other 38 (18.0%)
Number of deliveries annually
 <100 84 (40.0%)
 >100 126 (60.0%)
Region of USa
 West 46 (22.0%)
 Midwest 54 (25.8%)
 South 69 (33.0%)
 Northeast 38 (18.2%)
Practice location
 Suburban 106 (50.2%)
 Urban 75 (35.5%)
 Rural 25 (11.8%)
 Other 5 (2.5%)
Predominant patient insurance type
 Private 154 (73.3%)
 Public 55 (26.2%)
 Uninsured 1 (0.5%)
Predominant patient ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic White 148 (70.8%)
 Hispanic White 32 (15.3%)
 Other 29 (13.9%)
Years in practice
 0–5 5 (2.4%)
 6–10 43 (20.3%)
 11–15 43 (20.3%)
 16–20 25 (11.8%)
 21–25 34 (16.0%)
 26–30 27 (12.7%)
 >30 35 (16.5%)
Practice setting
 Private or community 174 (83.2%)
 University or academic 29 (13.9%)
 Government 5 (2.4%)
 Other 1 (0.5%)
Practice type
 Obgyn partnership/group 140 (66.0%)
 University/teaching institution 26 (12.3%)
 Solo practice 38 (17.9%)
 Laborist/hospitalist 0
 Other 8 (3.8%)

aLocation of practice divided into four regions for purposes of analysis, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention “Geographic Regions of the United States,” http://www.cdc.gov/.