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. 2018 Oct 9;10(11):806–814. doi: 10.14740/jocmr3557w

Table 1. Baseline Provider Characteristics, Self-Reported.

N = 330
Male 76.7%
Age
  < 40 6.4%
  40 - 55 60.9%
  > 55 32.7%
Board certification
  Family medicine 49.1%
  Internal medicine 49.7%
  Both 1.2%
Fellowship 14.6%
Years in practice 20.1 ± 6.9
Region
  Midwest 22.7%
  Northeast 25.5%
  South 30.9%
  West 20.9%
Locale
  Urban 26.7%
  Suburban 60.9%
  Rural 12.4%
Practice type
  Solo private 23.3%
  Single specialty private 37.6%
  Multi-specialty private 33.0%
  Hospital 6.1%
Employed by practice (%) 74.6%
Multi-specialty practice 32.7%
Medical practice setting (can choose more than one)
  Accountable care organization 24.2%
  Solo practice 23.3%
  Group practice 66.4%
  Hospital-based 8.2%
  Integrated delivery system 11.5%
  Network model HMO 1.2%
  Staff-model HMO (employed) 1.2%
  Staff-model HMO (FFS or group, contracted) 1.2%
  Other 1.8%
Type of medication reconciliation used (physicians were able to choose > 1 )
  Pharmacy/medication reconciliation 88.2%
  Presumptive drug tests 57.3%
  Definitive drug tests 37.3%
  Digital pills 0.0%
  Self-report 62.7%
  EMR/automated software 74.6%
  None 1.0%
Time since last CME in pain management
  ≤ 12 months 41.5%
  13 - 24 months 17.0%
  25 - 36 months 9.7%
  > 36 months 10.9%
  Never taken 20.9%
Receive quality bonus 59.7%
  If yes, metrics for preventive measures 88.8%
Active panel size 2,542 ± 1,526
Patient panel characteristics
  On 5 or more medications 41.2%
  On opioid analgesics 13.9%
  Consume ≥ 2 alcoholic beverages/month 55.4%
Payer type
  Medicare 34.3%
  Medicaid 10.8%
  Commercial 48.1%
  Self 5.4%
  Other 1.4%