Table 3.

Provider demographics and existing services for prevention and treatment of risky health behaviors

	PEDIATRICIANS (N = 151)	FAMILY THERAPISTS (N = 230)
	Mean (SD) or %	Mean (SD) or %
Gender (% female)*	77.5	67.0
Age**	44.3 (10.7)	41.7 (13.1)
Race*** Caucasian (non-Hispanic)	78.1	83.9
African American (non-Hispanic)	8.6	10.0
Latinx	2.6	3.0
Asian	9.3	0.4
Other/multi-race	1.3	2.6
Existing services to prevent risky behaviors
None	32.5	33.9
Physician counseling	39.1	0.4
Anticipatory guidance	14.6	0.0
Screening	12.6	1.3
External referral	11.3	5.7
Internal referral	4.6	0.4
Print materials	7.9	0.4
Therapy	0.7	37.4
Psychoeducation	0	26.5
Assessments	0.7	3.9
Other	8.6	17.8
Existing services to treat risky behaviors
Individual therapy		54.3
Family therapy		39.6
Group therapy		9.6
Psychoeducation		22.6
Psychiatric services/med management		2.6
Consultation and assessment		6.5
Care management		0.9
Refer to other programs/services		5.7
Intensive services		12.2
Addiction services		4.3
None		21.7
Other		4.8

Data from self-reported surveys of providers in North Carolina

^* χ² = 11.25, p < .001; **One-way ANOVA F = 4.14, p < .05; ***Fisher’s exact χ² = 19.40, p < .001