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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Aug 22.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatrics. 2016 Jan 4;137(2):e20152488. doi: 10.1542/peds.2015-2488

Table 1.

Physician and Practice Characteristics

Physician and Practice Characteristics Respondents, %
Nonrespondents, %
Pediatricians,
(n = 364)
FP, (n = 218) Pediatricians,
(n = 78)
FP, (n = 169)
Female gender 64 50* 65 35*
Setting
    Private practice 77 70 77 75
    Hospital or clinic 21 24 18 21
    HMO 1 6 5 5
Location
    Urban, inner-city 15 36 14 37
    Urban, not inner-city 75 52 77 58
    Rural 10 12 9 5
Region
    Midwest 20 29* 18 26*
    Northeast 23 17 23 16
    South 33 29 39 41
    West 24 25 21 17
Age, mean ± SD,y 49.3 ±10.7 53.5 ± 9.7 49.3 ± 10.6 52.1 ± 10.3
Administer HPV vaccine in the office
    To female patients 99 87
    To male patients 98 81
Proportion of 11-to 18-year-old patients
    <10% 2 44
    10%–29% 22 50
    30%–49% 67 5
    ≥50% 9 1
Proportion of patients with Medicaid or CHIP
    <10% 23 38
    10%–24% 21 28
    25%–49% 20 22
    ≥50% 35 12
Proportion of Hispanic/Latino patients
    <10% 42 62
    10% to 24% 28 23
    ≥25% 30 15
Proportion of black/African- American patients
    <10% 40 64
    10% to 24% 36 22
    ≥25% 24 14

CHIP, Children’s Health Insurance Program; HMO, health maintenance organization.

*

P ≤ .05 for comparison between responders and nonresponders. A dash indicates that data are not available.