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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 9.
Published in final edited form as: Matern Child Health J. 2017 Aug;21(8):1627–1633. doi: 10.1007/s10995-016-2252-1

Table 1. Participant and practice characteristics (n = 503).

Characteristic n or mean Percent or SD *
Birth year (mean) 1957 SD = 10.5
Gender
 Male 257 51.1
 Female 246 48.9
Years in practice since residency (mean) 18.8 SD = 10.4
Current practice
 Solo practice 89 17.7
 Health maintenance organization 10 2.0
 Obstetrics-gynecology partnership/group 232 46.1
 University full-time faculty and practice 60 11.9
 Multi-specialty group 63 12.5
 Other 46 9.1
Primary medical specialty
 General obstetrics-gynecology 365 72.6
 Maternal-fetal medicine 29 5.8
 Obstetrics only 3 0.6
 Reproductive endocrinology 8 1.6
 Gynecology only 81 16.1
 Other 13 2.6
Residence of patients
 Urban 206 40.9
 Suburban 166 33.0
 Mid-sized town 73 14.5
 Rural 36 7.2
 Military 10 2.0
 Other 3 0.6
Percent of patient race/ethnicity in practice (mean)
 Non-Hispanic White 59.3 SD = 27.0
 Hispanic 16.4 SD = 20.3
 African-American 14.8 SD = 15.3
 Native American 1.5 SD = 7.1
 Asian/Pacific Islander 4.9 SD = 8.3
 Other 2.2 SD = 9.5
Patients seen each week (mean) 83.1 SD = 40.6

SD standard deviation

*

Some columns do not total 100% because of missing responses