Table 1.
Mean or % | Std. Dev | |
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Physicians’ perceptions of autonomy* | ||
In logistic-based decisions | 3.44 | (1.49) |
In knowledge-based decisions | 4.00 | (1.30) |
Physician demographics | ||
Male | 79.80% | (40.12%) |
Years practicing | 13.98 | (9.78) |
PCP | 40.92% | (49.17%) |
Career satisfaction | 4.12 | (0.91) |
Log(Annual Income) | 5.15 | (0.57) |
Hours in patient care | 46.01 | (15.55) |
Practice characteristics | ||
% revenue Medicare | 31.99% | (22.53%) |
% revenue Medicaid | 13.59% | (15.41%) |
Urbanicity of practice** | ||
Urban | 81.96% | |
Sub-urban | 6.60% | |
Rural | 11.44% | |
Organizational finance characteristics | ||
# of managed care contracts | 12.41 | (14.58) |
% revenue managed care | 42.87% | (26.52%) |
% prepaid plans | 14.78% | (23.95%) |
Physician payment type | ||
Salaried | 45.41% | (49.79%) |
Owner | 65.32% | (47.60%) |
Autonomy in logistic-based decisions measured by: “I have adequate time to spend with my patients during typical office/patient visits.”
Autonomy in knowledge-based decisions measured by: “I have the freedom to make clinical decisions that meet my patients’ needs.”
Urbanicity is a categorical variable, and thus standard deviations were not calculated.