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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Nov 17.
Published in final edited form as: Acad Pediatr. 2022 Apr 22;22(8):1346–1352. doi: 10.1016/j.acap.2022.03.021

Table 1.

Participant Characteristics

Variable % (n = 18)
Description of work or practice*
 Small group practice 22 (4)
 Large group or Health Maintenance Organization practice 39 (7)
 Federally Qualified Health Center or Community Health Center 50 (9)
 Hospital- or medical center-affiliated 22 (4)
 Academically affiliated (with medical school or residency) 6 (1)
Practice or work setting*
 Ambulatory—primary care 94 (17)
 Urgent care 6 (1)
 Emergency room 6 (1)
 Academic 11 (2)
 Administrative 17 (3)
 Other 11 (2)
Years in practice
 1–5 years 17 (3)
 6–10 years 11 (2)
 11–20 years 33 (6)
 21–30 years 17 (3)
 31–40 years 11 (2)
 41–50 years 11 (2)
Proportion of patients covered by Medi-Cal or Medicaid
 Some 28 (5)
 Most 67 (12)
 All 6 (1)
California county of clinic location
 San Bernardino 17 (3)
 Los Angeles 61 (11)
 Santa Barbara 11 (2)
 Riverside 6 (1)
 Kern 6 (1)
Geography of clinic location
 Suburban 33 (6)
 Urban, inner city 28 (5)
 Urban, not inner city 39 (7)
Gender
 Female 67 (12)
 Male 33 (6)
 Other 0
Race/ethnicity
 Asian 27 (5)
 Black/African American 17 (3)
 White 44 (8)
 Hispanic/Latinx 6 (1)
 Multiracial 6 (1)
% time seeing patients clinically
 0%–25% 11 (2)
 26%–50% 22 (4)
 51%–75% 22 (4)
 76%–100% 39 (7)
 Missing 6 (1)
Personal experience with ACEs
 Yes 44 (8)
 No 44 (8)
 Prefer not to answer 11 (2)

ACEs indicates adverse childhood experiences.

*

Providers had the option to select more than one answer.