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. 2016 Aug 27;16(1):228. doi: 10.1186/s12909-016-0737-7

Table 1.

Characteristics of physicians with children relative to all physician responders

Characteristics 2014 Responders N = 6880 Parents only N = 5582
Gender
 Male 4497(67.5 %) 3986 (71.9 %)
 Female 2162(32.5 %) 1556 (28.1 %)
 Missing 221 40
Age in Years
 Median 56 57
 </= 35 466 (7.0 %) 244 (4.4 %)
 36–45 1212 (18.2 %) 919 (16.6 %)
 46–55 1484 (22.3 %) 1240 (22.4 %)
 56–65 2206 (33.1 %) 1937 (35.0 %)
 >65 1289 (19.4 %) 1201 (21.7 %)
 missing 223 41
Relationship Status
 Missing 209 32
 Single 722 (10.8 %) 303 (5.5 %)
 Married 5573 (83.5 %) 5004 (90.2 %)
 Partnered 274 (4.1 %) 156 (2.8 %)
 Widowed 102 (1.5 %) 87 (1.6 %)
Age Youngest Child
 <5 740 (11.2 %) 740 (13.3 %)
 5–12 873 (13.2 %) 873 (15.7 %)
 13–18 781 (11.8 %) 781 (14.1 %)
 19–22 737 (11.1 %) 737 (13.3 %)
 22+ 2420 (36.5 %) 2420 (43.6 %)
 Missing 255 31
Hours Worked Per Week
 <40 h 1172(17.4 %) 990 (18.1 %)
 40–49 h 1340(19.9 %) 1066 (19.5 %)
 50–59 h 1667(24.7 %) 1350 (24.6 %)
 60–69 h 1526(22.6 %) 1238 (22.6 %)
 70–79 h 535(7.9 %) 436 (8.0 %)
 ≥80 h 509(7.5 %) 399 (7.3 %)
 Missing 131 103
# Nights on Call Per Week
 Median(IQR) 1(0–3) 1 (0–3)
Primary Practice Setting
 Private practice 3605(52.6 %) 3048 (54.8 %)
 Academic Medical Center 1625(23.7 %) 1251 (22.5 %)
 Veterans hospital 104(1.5 %) 74 (1.3 %)
 Active military practice 58(0.8 %) 37 (0.7 %)
 Not in practice or retired 160(2.3 %) 136 (2.4 %)
 Other 1303(19 %) 1020 (18.3 %)
 Missing 205 16
Level of satisfaction relationship with children
 Very satisfied 2738 (49.2 %)
 Satisfied 2044 (36.7 %)
 Neither satisfied/dissatisfied 341 (6.1 %)
 Dissatisfied 372 (6.7 %)
 Very dissatisfied 73 (1.3 %)
 No children/missing 14
Impact of career on relationship with children
 Major positive impact 1212 (21.8 %)
 Minor positive impact 1260 (22.7 %)
 No impact 517 (9.3 %)
 Minor negative impact 2071 (37.2 %)
 Major negative impact 501 (9.0 %)
 No children/missing 21