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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 23.
Published in final edited form as: Acad Pediatr. 2012 Jun 2;12(4):259–268. doi: 10.1016/j.acap.2012.03.005

Table 1.

Health Professional Characteristics by Group

SEEK* n = 52
Control n = 43
n (column %) n (column %) P
Profession .42
 Pediatrician   35 (70)   31 (78)
 Nurse practitioner   15 (30)     9 (22)
Years in practice .001
 <5   23 (45)     3 (8)
 5–10     6 (12)     9 (23)
 11–20   13 (26)   15 (38)
 >20     9 (18)   13 (33)
Age in years, mean (SD)   41.9 (10.6) 47.0 (8.0) .014
Sex, female   37 (71)   27 (68) .71
Community .004
 Urban, inner city     1 (2)     0 (0)
 Urban, not inner city   15 (31)     3 (8)
 Suburban   31 (63)   37 (93)
 Rural     2 (4)     0 (0)
% of patients estimated to be receiving medical assistance .023
 <25%   36 (74)   38 (95)
 25%–50%   10 (20)     2 (5)
 >50%     3 (6)     0 (0)
% of patients in practice estimated as minority .19
 <25%   35 (71)   22 (57)
 25%–50%   14 (29)   16 (42)
 >50%     0 (0)     0 (0)
Cases of child maltreatment in past year, median (interquartile range)     2 (5)     2 (4) .93
Previous training, hours, median (interquartile range)
 Intimate partner violence     0 (2)     0 (2) .62
 Parental substance abuse     0 (1)     0 (1) .70
 Parental depression     0 (2)     0 (2) .57
 Parental stress     0 (1)     0 (1) .73
Experience in past year, cases, median (interquartile range)
 Intimate partner violence     1 (5)     2 (3) .61
 Parental substance abuse     5 (8)     3 (9) .55
 Parental depression     10 (12)     10 (15) .12
 Parental stress     12 (20)     20 (75) .07

Notes: numbers varied slightly because of missing data. Eight HPs did not complete baseline HPQs. Percentages may not equal 100 because of rounding.

*

SEEK = Safe Environment for Every Kid; HPQ = Health Professional Questionnaire.

Statistically significant.