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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 2.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Board Fam Med. 2017 Nov-Dec;30(6):743–757. doi: 10.3122/jabfm.2017.06.170183

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics by Obstetrical Care and Non-Obstetrical Care Provider Status (N=1131)

Respondent Characteristic Obstetrical Care PCPs No. (%) Non-Obstetrical Care PCPs No. (%) Chi-Squared (χ2), p
N 417 (100) 714 (100)
Female % (n) 233 (56.0) 330 (46.6) χ2=9.3, p<0.01
Age (Years)* χ2=49.0, p<0.0001
<40 129 (31.0) 140 (19.7)
40–49 153 (36.8) 195 (27.5)
50–59 87 (20.9) 208 (29.3)
60+ 47 (11.3) 167 (23.5)
Race/Ethnicity χ2=11.2, p=0.02
White, non-Hispanic 334 (80.3) 591 (83.6)
Asian 21 (5.1) 50 (7.1)
Black, non-Hispanic 17 (4.1) 26 (3.7)
Hispanic 24 (5.8) 25 (3.5)
Other 20 (4.8) 15 (2.1)
Rank χ2=32.2, p<0.0001
Visiting professor or N/A 60 (5.4) 62 (5.6)
Assistant professor 180 (44.0) 254 (35.9)
Associate professor 118 (28.9) 216 (30.6)
Full professor 51 (12.5) 175 (24.8)
Terminal Degree χ2=6.2, p=0.01
MD 390 (94.0) 640 (89.6)
DO or other 25 (6.0) 74 (10.4)
Half-Days of Seeing Patients χ2=4.2, p=0.12
<3 half-days 190 (45.9) 361 (51.1)
3–6 half-days 205 (49.5) 306 (43.3)
7+ half-days 19 (4.6) 40 (3.6)
Primary Role§ χ2=55.3, p<0.0001
Clinical teaching 268 (64.9) 326 (46.2)
Administration 75 (18.2) 226 (20.2)
Clinical care 42 (10.2) 76 (10.8)
Research 5 (1.2) 43 (6.1)
Faculty development 9 (2.2) 5 (0.7)
Non-academic physician/other 14 (3.4) 30 (4.3)
Actively teach students/residents 414 (99.5) 696 (97.6) χ2=5.8, p=0.02
Provide adult inpatient care 410 (98.3) 597 (84.3) χ2=54.8, p<0.0001
Provide ICU/CCU care 237 (57.1) 314 (44.8) χ2=15.8, p<0.0001
Provide nursing home care 326 (78.4) 524 (74.0) χ2=2,7, p=0.10
Provide newborn nursery care 399 (95.9) 513 (72.9) χ2=91.8, p<0.0001
Provide pediatric inpatient care 307 (73.8) 398 (56.6) χ2=33.1, p<0.0001
Provide surgical inpatient procedures 126 (30.7) 84 (12.1) χ2=58.2, p<0.0001
Provide emergency room care 172 (41.8) 240 (34.4) χ2=5.93, p=0.01
Respondent Characteristic Maternity Care Providers, M(SD) Non-Maternity Care Providers, M(SD) t(df), p
Percent time: Direct patient care 34.6±18.0 32.0±20.7 t(1116)=2.15, p=0.03
Percent time: Research 6.3±9.5 9.9±14.9 t(924)=−4.1, p<0.0001
Percent time: Administration 27.3±17.6 33.0±22.1 t(1081)=−4.4, p<0.0001
Percent time: Teaching 33.0±16.6 27.4±17.8 t(1106)=5.2, p<0.0001
Percent time: Other 6.5±10.6 8.8±14.6 t(924)=−1.4, p<0.16
Years since residency graduation 15.2±9.7 20.0±10.9 t(1128)=−7.5, p<0.01

Note. Where numbers do not add up to the total sample size, the remainder represent missing data.

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The categories, “<30” and “30–39” were combined to “<40” due to fewer than 5 respondents in the <30 age range.

”Visiting Professor” and “Not Applicable (N/A)” were combined due to fewer than 5 respondents endorsing Visiting Professorships.

Only 1 respondent chose “Other”.

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”Non-Academic Physician” and “Other” were combined due to fewer than 5 respondents endorsing “Non-Academic Physician”

The stem for this question was, “Do you OR any of your family physician practice partners provide the following services”