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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 19.
Published in final edited form as: J Public Health Dent. 2016 Dec 26;77(2):163–173. doi: 10.1111/jphd.12194

Table 3.

Initial and Current Practice Settings of Hispanic/Latino Dentists

Practice Setting Practice Type Initial Primary Practice Setting (n=5,521) Current Primary Practice Setting (n=5,229) Average Year of Joining Current Primary Practice (n=4,929) Current Secondary Practice Setting (n=1,260)
Solo Practice Traditional 38.1% (n=2,104) 58.6% (n=3,064) 1982 14.8% (n=187)
Associate Traditional 21.1% (n=1,164) 8.8% (n=461) 2005 12.2% (n=154)
Contractor Traditional 10.4% (n=572) 5.4% (n=282) 2004 25.9% (n=326)
Group Practice Traditional 6.0% (n=333) 9.7% (n=505) 2000 8.9% (n=112)
Corporate Corporate 6.6% (n=366) 4.2% (n=220) 2005 6.0% (n=75)
Local or Federal Government Public 2.1% (n=118) 2.3% (n=107) 1999 6.7% (n=85)
Public Health Corps Public 1.1% (n=59) 0.0% (n=2) 2001 0.2% (n=2)
IHS Safety-net 0.1% (n=7) 0.3% (n=18) 2004 0.5% (n=6)
Civil Hire on Indian Land Safety-net 0.0% (n=2) 0.3% (n=15) 2007 0.0% (n=0)
Health Center Safety-net 4.7% (n=261) 4.5% (n=235) 2003 7.8% (n=98)
Hospital Safety-net 1.3% (n=74) 0.8% (n=42) 2005 1.8% (n=23)
Armed Forces Safety-net 4.4% (n=241) 0.9% (n=49) 1996 1.0% (n=13)
Prison Safety-net 0.3% (n=15) 0.2% (n=11) 2002 1.1% (n=14)
Educational Institution Education 3.7% (n=194) 2.9% (n= 13) 2001 13.1% (n=165)
Industry Industry 0.0% (n=0) 0.5% (n=24) Missing 0.0% (n=0)
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Missing data

Asked of all respondents (n=5,784)

Asked of all professionally active respondents (n=5,588)

Asked of clinically active dentists (n=5,342)