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Reported Behaviors: Percent who agreed with "I routinely initiate the topic of woman abuse." |
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| Full Study Sample |
Nurses |
Physicians |
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| PROFESSION |
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| Nurse |
31.8% (190) |
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| Physician |
42.1% (138) |
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| Missing |
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| SEX |
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| Female* |
34.2% (247) |
32.0% (186) |
44.2% (61) |
| Male |
39.4% (80) |
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40.5% (77) |
| Missing |
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0 |
| AGE (years) |
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| 20–29* |
28.1% (18) |
23.2% (13) |
71.4% (5) |
| 30–39* |
32.8% (76) |
26.4% (38) |
43.2% (38) |
| 40–49 |
34.1% (105) |
29.8% (57) |
41.0% (48) |
| 50–59 |
40.7% (109) |
39.2% (67) |
44.2% (42) |
| 60+ |
36.5% (19) |
45.2% (14) |
23.8% (5) |
| Missing |
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0 |
| CURRENT AREA OF PRACTICE |
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| Family Medicine* |
36.7% (110) |
23.6% (13) |
39.8% (97) |
| Emergency Medicine* |
29.4% (58) |
24.7% (40) |
52.9% (18) |
| Public Health |
49.4% (82) |
49.4% (80) |
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| OB/gyn/newborn |
27.1% (57) |
25.1% (45) |
40.0% (12) |
| Retired + other |
29.7% (11) |
25.0% (8) |
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| Missing |
52.4% (11) |
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53.8% (7) |
| YEARS IN CURRENT AREA OF PRACTICE |
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| Less than 10 years* |
35.0% (143) |
29.5% (80) |
46.6% (62) |
| 10 years or more |
36.0% (183) |
34.0% (108) |
39.7% (75) |
| Missing |
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The table shows the percent that endorsed both "agree" and "strongly agree"; the number in the parenthesis is the sample size; ---: proportion suppressed, based on fewer than 5 observations; OB/gyn/newborn: Obstetrics/gynaecology/care of newborns ;*: Z test indicates a statistically significant difference between Nurses and Physicians, p < 0.05 | |||
Gutmanis et al. BMC Public Health 2007 7:12 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-7-12 |
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