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. 2022 Jul 5;28:101883. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2022.101883

Table 1.

Participant Characteristics.

n (%) Nurse practitioner n = 987 Physician n = 2,034
Sex^
Female 883 (89.5) 1059 (52.1)
Male 104 (10.5) 968 (47.6)



Years Practicing
<5 years 308 (31.3) 490 (24.2)
5–10 years 259 (26.3) 403 (19.9)
11–15 years 131 (13.3) 302 (14.9)
16–20 years 90 (9.1) 211 (10.4)
More than 20 years 197 (20.0) 618 (30.5)



Specialty*
Anesthesiology 59 (6.0) 125 (6.2)
Emergency medicine or pediatric emergency medicine 48 (4.9) 168 (8.3)
Family medicine 299 (30.3) 360 (17.7)
General internal medicine or internal medicine subspecialty 154 (15.6) 417 (20.6)
Obstetrics and gynecology 76 (7.7) 82 (4.0)
Pediatrics or pediatric subspecialty 96 (9.7) 326 (16.1)
Psychiatry 87 (8.8) 126 (6.2)
Surgery or surgical subspecialty 59 (6.0) 260 (12.8)
Other specialty 109 (11.0) 165 (8.1)



Facility Setting
Rural 78 (8.1) 96 (4.9)
Urban 889 (91.9) 1872 (95.1)

Note: missingness < 5% excluded from table.

^Clinician sex obtained from licensure data which allowed only “male” or “female” responses.

*Some “Other specialty” write in options have been aggregated and combined with existing categories for summary purposes.