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. 2022 Feb 8;39(4):1612–1629. doi: 10.1007/s12325-021-02013-0

Table 1.

Physician demographics: comparison between intervention and control groups

Variable Intervention (N = 21) Control (N = 28) Total (N = 49) p value
Age in years mean (SD) 52.65 (10.15) 42.46 (8.99) 46.68 (10.65) 0.002
Gender, n (%) 0.026
 Female 4 (19.05%) 14 (50.00%) 18 (36.73%)
 Male 17 (80.95%) 14 (50.00%) 31 (63.27%)
Medical specialty, n (%) 0.017
 Family medicine 9 (42.86%) 20 (76.92%) 29 (61.70%)
 Internal medicine 12 (57.14%) 6 (23.08%) 18 (38.30%)
Number of years in practice, n (%) 0.341
 < 1 0 (0.00%) 1 (4.00%) 1 (2.38%)
 > 10 13 (76.47%) 14 (56.00%) 27 (64.29%)
 1–5 1 (5.88%) 6 (24.00%) 7 (16.67%)
 6–10 3 (17.65%) 4 (16.00%) 7 (16.67%)
Number of patients seen per day, n (%) 0.255
 11–15 2 (11.76%) 6 (23.08%) 8 (18.60%)
 16–20 8 (47.06%) 16 (61.54%) 24 (55.81%)
 21–25 5 (29.41%) 3 (11.54%) 8 (18.60%)
 26–30 1 (5.88%) 0 (0.00%) 1 (2.33%)
 6–10 1 (5.88%) 0 (0.00%) 1 (2.33%)
 Over 30 0 (0.00%) 1 (3.85%) 1 (2.33%)
Time allotted per patient in mins, n (%) 0.856
 0–20 min 10 (58.82%) 14 (56.00%) 24 (57.14%)
 21–40 min 7 (41.18%) 11 (44.00%) 18 (42.86%)
I am satisfied by the time allotted to see each patient, n (%) 0.158
 Yes 12 (70.59%) 22 (88.00%) 34 (80.95%)
 No 5 (29.41%) 3 (12.00%) 8 (19.05%)