Table 2.

CAPS-CPCA^a virtual community of practice: characteristics of physician members who completed a baseline survey (N=222).

Characteristic			Values, n (%)
Sex
	Female	170 (80.2)
	Male	38 (17.1)
	Other or missing	6 (2.7)
Age (years)
	<35	60 (27)
	35 to 44	56 (25.2)
	45 to 54	53 (23.9)
	>54	47 (21.2)
	Missing	6 (2.7)
Primary specialty
	Family or general practice	156 (70.3)
	Obstetrician-gynecologist	53 (23.9)
	Medical student or resident	10 (4.5)
	Other or missing	3 (1.4)
Province (% of Canadian population) [50]
	Ontario (38.6)	82 (36.9)
	British Columbia (13.5)	39 (17.6)
	Quebec (22.6)	30 (13.5)
	Nova Scotia (2.6)	17 (7.7)
	Saskatchewan (3.1)	13 (5.9)
	Alberta (11.6)	12 (5.4)
	Manitoba (3.6)	6 (2.7)
	Atlantic provincesb (3.9)	10 (4.5)
	Northern territoriesc (0.3)	9 (4.1)
	Missing	4 (1.8)
Residence location (% of Canadian population) [49]
	Large metropolitan area (71.8)	94 (42.3)
	Outside large metropolitan area (29.5)	123 (55.4)
	Missing	5 (2.3)
Previous abortion experience
	None	78 (35.1)
	Medical and surgical	71 (32)
	Medical only	36 (16.2)
	Surgical only	33 (14.9)
	Missing	4 (1.8)
Primary facility type
	Private physician office	78 (35.2)
	Community abortion or reproductive health clinic	40 (18)
	General health care community or ambulatory clinic	25 (11.3)
	Hospital-affiliated facility	54 (24.3)
	Other	5 (2.3)
	Missing	20 (9)
Other abortion services available in the community
	Medical and surgical	134 (60.4)
	Surgical only	33 (14.9)
	Medical only	20 (9)
	None	15 (6.8)
	Missing	20 (9)
Do you currently, or do you plan to, prescribe mifepristone?
	Yes	144 (64.9)
	No	16 (7.2)
	Missing	62 (27.9)

^aCAPS-CPCA: Canadian Abortion Providers Support-Communauté de pratique canadienne sur l’avortement.

^bNew Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island were combined because of small cell sizes.

^cYukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut were combined because of small cell sizes.