Table 1.

Characteristics of Primary Care Physician Participants (n=28)

	n (%)
Age, mean (SD)	40.7 (9.5)
Female, n (%)	18 (64.3%)
Race/ethnicity, n (%)*
African American/Black	3 (10.7%)
Hispanic/Latino	4 (14.3%)
Asian/Pacific Islander	3 (10.7%)
White	19 (67.9%)
Specialty, n (%)
General Internal Medicine	18 (64.3%)
Family Medicine	9 (32.1%)
Internal Medicine Subspecialty	1 (3.6%)
Training Level
Chief Resident	4 (14.3%)
Fellow	1 (3.6%)
Attending	23 (82.1%)
Years as a PCP, mean (range)	9.5 (0.5 to 29)
Clinical time
Percent of time providing direct primary care, mean (SD)	33.8 (17.9)
Percent of time precepting residents, mean (SD)	16.4 (11.3)
Chronic pain panel
Percent of patient panel with chronic pain, mean (SD)	19.6 (14.3)
Percent of chronic pain patients prescribed opioids, mean (SD)	27.5 (29.0)

^*One respondent identified as African American and Hispanic/Latino