Table 1.

Characteristics of Physician Interview Participants and Results of Routine HIV Testing Questionnaire

Sociodemographical Characteristics of Physician Interview Participants (N=18)
Age
Mean (± SD) years	50.5 (± 9.4)
Gender [N (%)]
Female	13(73%)
Race/Ethnicity [N (%)]
African-American	5 (28%)
Asian-Pacific Islander	4 (22%)
White, non-Hispanic	9 (50%)
Physician Specialty [N (%)]
Family Medicine	12(67%)
Internal Medicine	6 (33%)
Provider Practice Type [N (%)]
Community Health Center	2 (11%)
Solo Practice	2 (11%)
Group Practice	4 (22%)
Hospital-based Clinic	2 (11%)
Student Health	8 (45%)
Geography of Practice [N (%)]
Rural	6 (33%)
Urban	12(67%)
Awareness, Agreement, and Adherence of North Carolina Primary Care Physicians of Routine HIV testing recommendations (N=15)*
Aware of Routine Testing Recommendations from the CDC Released in 2006 [N (%)]
Yes	10 (67%)
No	5 (33%)
Agree with Routine Testing Recommendations from the CDC Released in 2006 [N (%)]
Yes	10 (67%)
No	5 (33%)
Adhere to Routine Testing Recommendations from the CDC Released in 2006 [N (%)]
Yes	2 (13%)
No	10 (67%)
N/A	3 (15%)

^*3 individuals missing response; percentages based on a denominator of 15