IPV Screening and Readiness to Respond to IPV in Ob-Gyn Settings: A Patient-Physician Study

Table 1

Physician sample demographics ).

Characteristics (%)
Gender
Female	63 (50.4)
Male	62 (49.6)
Years in practice (including residency)	26.1 10.5
Ethnicity/race
White, non-Hispanic	107 (85.6)
Asian	5 (4.0)
Black/African American	4 (3.2)
White, Hispanic	3 (2.4)
Multiracial	3 (2.4)
Others	2 (1.6)
Primary medical specialty
General ob-gyn	89 (71.2)
Gynecology only	20 (16.0)
Maternal/fetal medicine	6 (4.8)
Others	10 (8.0)
Type of practice
Ob-gyn partnership/group	58 (46.4)
University faculty practice	25 (20.0)
Solo private practice	22 (17.6)
Multispecialty group	12 (9.6)
HMO/staff model	5 (4.0)
Military/government	2 (1.6)
Practice location
Suburban	49 (39.2)
Urban non-inner-city	38 (30.4)
Urban inner-city	20 (16.0)
Rural	18 (14.4)
Professional self-identification
Both primary care provider and specialist	74 (59.2)
Specialist	46 (36.8)
Primary care provider	4 (3.2)