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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: BJU Int. 2016 Oct 2;120(1):32–39. doi: 10.1111/bju.13651

Table 1.

Demographics table (n = 24).

Median (range) age, years 43 (33–70)

Gender, n (%)
  Men 22 (91.7)
  Women 2 (8.3)

Race/ethnicity, n (%)
  White 15 (62.5)
  Black 1 (4.2)
  Other 8 (33.3)

Type of provider, n (%)
  Urologist 20 (83.3)
  Radiation oncologist 3 (12.5)
  Naturopathic doctor 1 (4.2)

Years in practice
  Median (range) 10 (1–40)
  Mean (SD) 14.3 (11.8)

Practice location (multiple affiliations possible), n (%)
  Academic 18 (75.0)
  VA Medical Center 5 (20.8)
  Military Hospital 1 (4.2)
  Private practice 2 (8.3)
  Private hospital 1 (4.2)
  Public hospital 1 (4.2)

Geographical location, n (%)
  New England 4 (16.7)
  Middle Atlantic 9 (37.5)
  Midwest 2 (8.3)
  South 8 (33.3)
  West 1 (4.2)

Practice at multiple institutions: yes, n (%) 9 (37.5)

Primary expertise, n (%)
  Prostate cancer 12 (50.0)
  Urological oncology 8 (33.3)
  Naturopathic doctor 1 (4.2)
  Other 3 (12.5)

Proportion of practice managing prostate cancer, n (%)
  0–25% 5 (20.8)
  25–50% 7 (29.2)
  50–75% 8 (33.3)
  75–100% 4 (16.7)

Approximate number of surveillance patients, median (range) 20 (0–700)