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. 2015 May 23;2:444–447. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2015.05.008

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of study providers according to screening interval recommendations with the co-test a among 82 providers at Federally Qualified Health Centers, Illinois, 2009–2010.

Sample description
Recommended screening interval for patient aged 35 years with normal co-test this visit
1 year
3 years
p-Value
Col % N Row % N Row % N
Primary specialty Family medicine 35% 29 76% 22 24% 7 0.382
OB–GYN/women's health 56% 46 63% 29 37% 17
Other 9% 7 86% 6 14% 1
Total 100% 82 70% 57 30% 25
Type of provider Physician 67% 55 71% 39 29% 16 0.442
NP 21% 17 59% 10 41% 7
Other 12% 10 80% 8 20% 2
Total 100% 82 70% 57 30% 25
Provider is OB/GYN physician Other 55% 45 73% 33 27% 12 0.179
OB/GYN MD 45% 37 65% 24 35% 13
Total 100% 82 70% 57 30% 25
Gender Male 26% 21 71% 15 29% 6 0.822
Female 74% 61 69% 42 31% 19
Total 100% 82 70% 57 30% 25
Years providing care (mean, sd) 8.9 (9.9) 9.33 (10.5) 7.8 (8.5) 0.513
Years providing clinical care, 4 categories 1–4 46% 38 68% 26 32% 12 0.836
5–9 22% 18 61% 11 39% 7
10–15 12% 10 80% 8 20% 2
16 + 20% 16 75% 12 25% 4
Total 100% 82 70% 57 30% 25

Significance of associations with categorical variables was tested with design-adjusted Pearson chi-square.

Significance of the association with the count variable, number of years providing care, was tested with negative binomial regression.

All tests adjusted for the clustered sampling design.

a

Co-test (simultaneous Pap and human papillomavirus test).