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. 2020 Jun 1;39(2):176–185. doi: 10.1007/s12664-020-01047-6

Table 1.

Participant demographic and clinical characteristics.  GI gastrointestinal, IBD inflammatory bowel disease

Participants N = 242
Gender
  Male 223 (92.2%)
  Female   19 (7.8%)
Practice setting (more than one)
Government medical college   56 (23.1%)
  Private medical college   29 (12%)
  Private group practice/corporate hospital   92 (38%)
  Private individual practice   81 (33.5%)
Grade
  Consultant gastroenterologist 201 (83.1%)
  Physician with special interest in GI practice   15 (6.2%)
  Gastroenterology trainee   18 (7.4%)
  Other     8 (3.3%)
City of practice
  Tier 1 (Metropolitan) 109 (45%)
  Tier 2 (other state capitals)   47 (19.4%)
  Tier 3 (all other cities and towns)   86 (35.6%)
Age (year)
  25–34   45 (18.6%)
  35–44   82 (33.9%)
  45–54   46 (19%)
  55–64   53 (21.9%)
  > 65   16 (6.6%)

Years (post gastroenterology certification) in practice/

Still in training

  < 1   15 (6.2%)
  1–4   14 (5.8%)
  5–9   48 (19.8%)
  10–19   43 (17.8%)
  > 20

  46 (19%)

  76 (31.4%)

% of patients with IBD in individual practice, (238 responses, 4 skipped)
  < 10% 180 (75.6%)
  11–25%   56 (23.5%)
  26–50%     2 (0.9%)
  > 50%     0 (0%)