Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for physicians completing survey (n=91).

	PCP	Oncologist	Specialist
	n=30	n=30	n=31
	no.(%)	no.(%)	no.(%)
Female	12(40.0%)	11(36.7%)	11(36.7%)
Age
Under 30	8(26.7%)	2(6.7%)	4(12.9%)
31–44	5(16.7%)	9(30.0%)	9(29.0%)
45–55	8(26.7%)	8(26.7%)	10(32.3%)
56–65	7(23.3%)	9(30.0%)	7(22.6%)
66 or older	2(6.7%)	2(6.7%)	1(3.2%)
Race
White	27(90.0%)	29(96.7%)	24(77.4%)
Black/African American			2(6.5%)
Asian	2(6.7.%)	1(3.3%)	5(16.1%)
Multiracial	1(3.3%)
Hispanic	4(13.3%)	1(3.3%)	1(3.2%)
Years in Practice
Less than 5	9(30.0%)	3(10.0%)	8(25.8%)
5–10	4(13.3%)	6(20.0%)	6(19.4%)
11–15	1(3.3%)	4(13.3%)	2(6.5%)
16–20	6(20.0%)	6(20.0%)	6(19.4%)
21–25	2(6.7%)	2(6.7%)	3(9.7%)
26–30	6(20.0%)	6(20.0%)	4(12.9%)
31 or more	2(6.7%)	3(10.0%)	2(6.5%)
Type of Practice
Family Medicine	11(36.7%)
Internal Medicine	19(63.3%)
Medical Oncology		20(66.7%)
Surgical Oncology		10(33.3%)
Dermatology			11(35.5%)
Urology			10(32.3%)
Gynecology and/or Obstetrics			10(32.3%)

Abbreviation: PCP=Primary Care Physician