Efforts to Improve Immunization Coverage during Pregnancy among Ob-Gyns

Table 1

Demographic characteristics of postintervention study respondents.

Characteristics	Percentage (%)
Years since completion of residency
21–30 years	33.6
11–20 years	28.7
5–10 years	16.1
<5	11.9
Type of practice
Large group (4+ partners)	43.2
Solo private practice	14.7
University full-time faculty & practice	13.3
Small group (2-3 partners)	10.9
Community hospital full-time	7.7
One partner	3.9
Others	3.9
Community hospital part-time	1.4
Military/government	1.1
Primary medical specialty
General ob-gyn	74.8
Gynecology only	8.0
Maternal/fetal medicine	7.3
Reproductive endocrinology/infertility	5.6
Gynecologic oncology	2.4
Obstetrics only	1.4
Urogynecology	0.3
Practice location
Suburban	47.9
Urban, noninner city	25.9
Urban, inner city	15.0
Rural	10.8
Military	0.3
Professional self-identification
Both primary care physician and specialist	47.9
Specialist	46.9
Primary care physician	5.2
Patient race
White, non-Hispanic	63.7
Multiracial	16.5
White, Hispanic	10.2
African American, non-Hispanic	3.2
African American, Hispanic	2.1
Asian/Pacific Islander	1.1
American Indian/Alaska native	0.7
Patient insurance
Private (including HMO, IPO, military)	70.9
Medicaid/Medicare	26.3
Uninsured	2.8