Table 2.

Resident graduates’ responses to survey item, “Have you been trained to take gender into account in the presentation and management of the following conditions?”

Disease condition	No (n, %)		Somewhat (n, %)		Yes (n, %)
Endocrine disorders (diabetes mellitus, thyroid disease)	81	36.7 %	65	29.4 %	75	33.9 %
Acute coronary syndrome	3	1.4 %	41	18.6 %	177	80.1 %
Hypertension	119	54.1 %	60	27.3 %	41	18.6 %
Thromboembolic disease (DVT and PE)	65	29.4 %	53	24.0 %	103	46.6 %
Asthma/COPD	192	86.9 %	18	8.1 %	11	5.0 %
Trauma	76	34.5 %	61	27.7 %	83	37.7 %
Partner abuse	6	2.7 %	48	21.7 %	167	75.6 %
Carotid/vertebral artery dissections	162	73.6 %	35	15.9 %	23	10.5 %
Neurologic conditions (multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, CVA, seizures, headache)	67	30.3 %	60	27.1 %	94	42.5 %
GI conditions (biliary disease, dyspepsia, IBS, appendicitis, abdominal pain)	55	24.9 %	64	29.0 %	102	46.2 %
Substance abuse	121	55.0 %	63	28.6 %	36	16.4 %
Depression/suicide	39	17.8 %	51	23.3 %	129	58.9 %
Urinary tract disorders	18	8.1 %	45	20.4 %	158	71.5 %
Sexually transmitted diseases	25	11.3 %	49	22.2 %	147	66.5 %
HIV/AIDS	144	65.5 %	46	20.9 %	30	13.6 %
Autoimmune disease	27	12.3 %	67	30.5 %	126	57.3 %
Pulmonary disease (sarcoidosis, PPH)	129	58.4 %	53	24.0 %	39	17.6 %
Osteoporosis/fracture management	41	18.6 %	44	19.9 %	136	61.5 %
Pain management	150	68.2 %	44	20.0 %	26	11.8 %
Pharmacokinetics	135	61.4 %	63	28.6 %	22	10.0 %
Communication styles	60	27.1 %	81	36.7 %	80	36.2 %