Table 2. Provider Characteristics.

Variable	Participant responses (n=19)
	Mean ± standard deviation or %	Range
Age (mean ± SD) years	38.6 ± 13.7; Median 34	31-56
Ethnicity	84.2% non-Hispanic 15.8% Hispanic
Race	78.9% White 5.3% African American 5.3% Asian 10.6% Missing
Female gender	100%
Provider type	21.0% Resident ob-gyn 47.4% CNM 26.3% Faculty ob-gyn 5.3% Faculty family medicine
Years in practice (CNM and faculty only)	10.9 ± 11.1; Median 8	1-35
Years in practice at UI Health	6.8 ± 5.3; Median 4	0-17.5
Should obese women lose or gain weight during pregnancy?	10.5% Lose 57.9% Gain 31.5% Stay the same
If obese women should gain weight, how many pounds should they gain? (n=11)	9.1% 5-10 pounds 90.9% 10-20 pounds
Do you discuss weight gain during pregnancy with your patients?	89.5% Always 10.5% Sometimes
Are there risks of being obese during a pregnancy?	100% Yes
How would you describe your own body weight?	47.4% Normal 26.3% Overweight 26.3% Obese
Body mass index (mean ± SD) kg/m2	26.1 ± 6.3 10.5% incomplete data	21-41
How would you describe your nutrition?	78.9% Very good 15.8% Good 5.3% Fair
During the past 7 days, on how many days were you physically active for at least 60 minutes per day?	2.3 ± 1.6; Median 2 days	0-5
General health description	10.5% Excellent 36.8% Very good 52.6% Good
Are you satisfied with your body weight?	26.3% Yes 73.7% No
Which of the following are you trying to do about your weight?	73.7% Lose weight 0% Gain weight 21.0% Stay the same weight 5.3% Nothing