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Table 1 Study sample and characteristics of models of practice

From: Modern work patterns of “classic” versus millennial family doctors and their effect on workforce planning for community-based primary care: a cross-sectional survey

Population/service

Full-time CBPC

Mostly CBPC

Mostly other work

Total N = 355

Test statistic (χ2)

N = 112 (31.6%)

N = 141 (39.7%)

N = 102 (28.7%)

Maternity services

 Pre-natal to 24 weeks

76 (67.8)

97 (68.8)

44 (43.1)

217 (61.1)

19.5

 Prenatal after 24 weeks

20 (17.9)

35 (24.8)

18 (17.7)

73 (20.6)

2.6

 Deliveries

10 (8.9)

22 (15.6)

13 (12.8)

45 (12.7)

2.5

 Postpartum care

62 (55.4)

68 (48.2)

31 (30.4)

161 (45.4)

14.2*

Provides services to special populations

 Elders with frailty

44 (39.3)

39 (27.7)

24 (23.5)

107 (30.1)

7.0*

 LGBT

14 (12.5)

28 (19.9)

16 (15.7)

58 (16.3)

2.5

 Transgender

11 (9.8)

23 (16.3)

12 (11.8)

46 (13.0)

2.5

 Refugees

12 (10.7)

15 (10.6)

11 (10.8)

38 (10.7)

0.0

 Individuals with chronic pain

28 (25.0)

32 (22.7)

18 (17.7)

78 (22.0)

1.8

 Adults with disabilities

16 (14.3)

16 (11.4)

6 (5.9)

38 (10.7)

4.0

 Palliative care

25 (22.3)

30 (21.3)

22 (21.6)

77 (21.7)

0.0

 People with HIV

13 (11.6)

25 (17.7)

19 (18.6)

57 (16.1)

2.4

 People with substance use disorders

20 (17.9)

43 (30.5)

38 (37.3)

101 (28.5)

10.3

 People with mental health conditions

36 (32.1)

51 (26.2)

31 (30.4)

118 (33.2)

1.0

Substance use treatment

 Treats substance use disorders

41 (36.6)

75 (53.2)

55 (57.9)

171 (49.1)

10.9

 Prescribes methadone

23 (20.5)

48 (34.0)

47 (49.5)

118 (33.9)

19.2

 Prescribes naloxone

31 (27.7)

58 (41.3)

45 (47.4)

134 (38.5)

9.1*

  1. *p < 0.05
  2. p < 0.01
  3. p < 0.0001