Research Article
IPV Screening and Readiness to Respond to IPV in Ob-Gyn Settings: A Patient-Physician Study
Table 2
Patient sample demographics (
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| Year of birth | 1977 ± 13.3 | Ethnicity/race | | White, non-Hispanic | 618 (63.0) | Black/African American | 143 (14.6) | White, Hispanic | 130 (13.3) | Multiracial | 44 (4.5) | Asian | 27 (2.8) | Others | 15 (1.5) | Education | | Less than a high school degree | 47 (4.8) | High school degree | 155 (15.8) | Some college, no degree | 269 (27.4) | College degree | 286 (29.2) | Graduate/professional degree | 222 (22.6) | Home location | | Suburban | 362 (36.9) | Urban inner-city | 224 (22.8) | Rural | 192 (19.6) | Urban non-inner-city | 171 (17.4) | Military | 14 (1.4) | Insurance type | | Private | 734 (74.8) | Medicaid/Medicare | 204 (20.8) | Uninsured | 29 (3.0) | Relationship status | | Married | 546 (55.7) | In an intimate relationship | 247 (25.2) | Single/separated/widowed | 187 (19.1) | Pregnancy status | | Pregnant | 280 (28.5) | Not pregnant | 682 (69.5) | Unsure | 15 (1.5) | Perceived role of ob-gyn | Doctor in addition to PCP | 649 (66.2) | Main doctor for healthcare needs | 322 (32.8) | Number of previous doctor visits | 1st visit | 338 (34.5) | Two to three visits | 275 (28.0) | Three to five visits | 119 (12.1) | More than five visits | 231 (23.6) |
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