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. 2018 Jul 1;24(3):437–446. doi: 10.5056/jnm17116

Table 1.

Respondent Demographics

Physician factor Respondents (n [%])
Gender
 Male 1175/1549 (75.9)
 Female 374/1549 (24.1)
Level of training
 Board certified/eligible gastroenterologist 1289/1535 (84.0)
 Fellow-in-training 246/1535 (16.0)
Years out from GI training
 Less than 1 yr 95/1282 (7.4)
 1–5 yr 310/1282 (24.2)
 6–10 yr 169/1282 (13.2)
 11–15 yr 102/1282 (8.0)
 16–20 yr 135/1282 (10.5)
 Over 20 yr 471/1282 (36.7)
Primary practice site
 Academic 627/1498 (41.9)
 Multi-specialty group 342/1498 (22.8)
 GI solo 486/1498 (32.4)
 Veterans association 43/1498 (2.9)
Region of practice
 Northeast 418/1544 (27.1)
 Midwest 357/1544 (23.1)
 South 513/1544 (33.2)
 West 256/1544 (16.6)
Percentage of outpatient clinic time spent treating Patients with IBS
 Less than 10% 148/1514 (9.8)
 10–25% 699/1514 (46.2)
 26–50% 490/1514 (32.4)
 51–75% 146/1514 (9.6)
 More than 75% 31/1514 (2.0)

GI, gastrointestinal; IBS, irritable bowel syndrome.

“n” is variable secondary to partial survey responses and exclusion of fellows-in-training from answering certain demographic questions.