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. 2013 Feb 1;28(6):793–800. doi: 10.1007/s11606-013-2332-5

Table 1.

Subject Characteristics

Characteristic n (%)
Professional Degree (N = 188)
 MD 126 (67)
 NP/PA 62 (33)
Primary Specialty or Focus of Practice (N = 191)
 Family Medicine 98 (51)
 General Internal Medicine 60 (31)
 General Practice 15 (8)
 Other Primary Care 18 (9)
Practice Type (N = 190)
 Community Clinic/Public Health Clinic 74 (39)
 Private Practice 38 (20)
 University or Hospital Associated Clinic 23 (12)
 Correctional Facility 24 (13)
 Other 31 (16)
Practice Locale (N = 190)
 Urban 113 (60)
 Suburban 29 (15)
 Rural 48 (25)
Current HIV + Patient Load (N = 190)
 > 25 Patients 94 (49)
 6–25 Patients 40 (21)
 1–5 Patients 41 (22)
 0 Patients 15 (8)
Level of Service Provided for HIV + Patients (N = 189)
 Provide comprehensive services at all stages of disease 118 (62)
 Provide comprehensive services, but refer if complications 37 (20)
 Provide services until need for HIV medication, then refer 11 (6)
 Provide services only for conditions not related to HIV 15 (8)
 I do not provide care for HIV-infected patients 8 (4)
Self-Defined HIV Expert? (N = 190)
 Yes 74 (39)
 No 116 (61)