Table 1. Participant Characteristics (N = 444).

	N				%
Age (mean +/− S.D.)	48.5				12.1
Gender
Female	98				22.1
Male	343				77.3
Years after post registration
Over 30 years	117				26.4
21 to 30 years	117				26.4
11–20 years	147				33.1
10 years or below	58				13.1
Clinical specialty
Pediatrician	54				12.2
Gynecologist	19				4.3
Oncologist	1				0.2
Internal Medicine specialist	12				2.7
General Practice/Family Medicine	339				76.4
Others	14				3.2
Number of patients seen in a typical week
a). Aged 10–17 years
None	14				3.2
Jan-25	150				33.8
26–99	199				44.8
≥100	79				17.8
b). Parents with teenage children
None	16				3.6
Jan-25	135				30.4
26–99	187				42.1
≥100	100				22.5
Number of patients with cervical cancer seen in a typical month
None	365				82.2
Jan-25	66				14.9
26–99	7				1.6
≥100	1				0.2
Number of Pap smear performed in a typical week
None	277				63
Jan-25	150				34.1
26–99	11				2.5
≥100	2				0.5
Number of HPV vaccines prescribed in the past 3 months	None		1–25		26–99		≥100
	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%
Girls 10–17 years	86	21.0	318	77.8	4	1.0	1	0.2
Girls 18–26 years	56	13.3	354	84.3	7	1.7	3	0.7
Women 27–45 years	98	23.4	310	74.0	10	2.4	1	0.2
Women >45 years	327	87.9	43	11.6	1	0.3	1	0.3
Boys 10–15 years	356	95.4	15	4.0	1	0.3	1	0.3
Boys/men >15 years	357	94.9	17	4.5	0	0.0	2	0.5
Frequency of discussion of sexual activity with adolescent patients during a usual visit	n				%
Never	61				13.9
≤25% of visits	291				66.4
25–50% of visits	45				10.3
50–90% of visits	21				4.8
>90% of visits	10				2.3
Not applicable	10				2.3

HPV: Human Papillomavirus.