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. 2021 Oct 13;26(1):1985935. doi: 10.1080/10872981.2021.1985935

Table 2.

Demographic and practice profile with frequencies (counts) and percentages of the 51 general pediatricians who participated in interviews about how they learned procedures. †Type of current practice is reported as the number of general pediatricians who work in each type of practice and the average percentage of time they allocate to that practice type

Demographic characteristic N (%)
Female   33 (64.7)
Number of Years in Practice as GPeds < 5 12 (23.5)
5–10 10 (19.6)
11–20 18 (35.3)
21–30 8 (15.7)
>30 3 (5.9)
Pursued Subspecialty Training 6 (11.8)
Work Full Time 41 (80.4)
Other providers (MD, DO, NP, PA) in GPed’s practice 46 (90.2)
Location of Residency Training* Northeast 6 (11.7)
Southern 4 (7.8)
Central 36 (70.5)
Western 5 (9.8)
Location of Current Practice* Northeast 4 (7.8)
Southern 3 (5.9)
Central 42 (82.4)
Western 2 (3.9)
Setting of Current Practice Urban 14 (27.4)
Suburban 20 (39.2)
Rural 17 (33.3)
  N (Average %of Time)
Type of Current Practice† Office/private practice 41 (80.5)
Hospital Medical Center 10 (35.5)
Emergency Department 7 (37.9)
Newborn Nursery 14 (27.9)
Labor and Delivery 4 (19.5)
Urgent Care 3 (13.3)
Federally Qualified Health Ctr 1 (100)
Other Setting 13 (43.7)
- Research 1 (38.5)
- Informatics 1 (90.0)
- Administration/Education 11

*Association of American Medical Colleges Regional Categories, December 2020

Abbreviations: MD = Doctor of Medicine; DO = Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine; NP = Nurse Practitioner; PA Physician Assistant

Abbreviations: MD = Doctor of Medicine; DO = Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine; NP = Nurse Practitioner; PA Physician Assistant