. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.

Published in final edited form as: Matern Child Health J. 2014 Sep;18(7):1610–1618. doi: 10.1007/s10995-013-1401-z

Table 3.

Percentage (95 % CI) of NAMCS visits including provider reported diet-exercise counseling by provider specialty and overweight/obesity statuses^a

% counseling	OB/GYN	Non-OB/GYN
Visits for pregnant women ^b	20.1 (14.7, 25.5)	21.7 (11.4, 32.0)
Visits for non-pregnant women ^c	19.8 (16.1, 23.6)	37.0 (33.2, 30.9)
Overweight/Obese ^d	26.0 (21.6, 30.4)	45.3 (40.6-49.9)
Non-overweight/Obese ^e	13.0 (8.7, 17.3)	26.2 (22.0-30.3)

NAMCS National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey

Analysis was restricted to those with overweight status ascertained (n = 5377). We did not stratify visits for pregnant women by overweight status since some cells had < 30 observations.

Non-significant p-value, comparing visits for pregnant women seen by OB/GYN vs. non-OB/GYN, n=1847.

P < 0.0001 chi square, comparing all visits for non-pregnant women seen by OB/GYN vs. non-OB/GYN, n=3810.

P < 0.0001 chi square, comparing visits for obese non-pregnant women seen by OB/GYN vs. non-OB/GYN, n=2215.

P < 0.0003 chi square, comparing visits for non-obese non-pregnant women seen by OB/GYN vs. non-OB/GYN, n=1595.