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Table 1 Summary characteristics of contraceptive providers (n = 907)

From: Assessing differences in contraceptive provision through telemedicine among reproductive health providers during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States

 

n

%

Sex, n (%)

  

 Female

644

(95)

 Male

29

(4)

 Other/non-binary

8

(1)

Age (mean ± SD)

44.8 ± 11.7

Race/ethnicity, n (%)

  

 White

402

(60)

 Black

96

(14)

 Hispanic/Latinx

100

(15)

 Asian/Pacific Islander

58

(9)

 Native American

13

(2)

 Other

6

(1)

Provider type, n (%)

  

 Physician

128

(17)

 Physician’s Assistant

31

(4)

 Nurse Practitioner/CNM

282

(37)

 Registered Nurse

120

(16)

 Other Nurse/Medical Assistant

65

(9)

 Health Educator/Social Worker

84

(11)

 Manager/Director

19

(3)

 Administrative Staff

24

(3)

 Student

2

(1)

Practice setting, n (%)

  

 Primary care/Health department

228

(29)

 Family planning

179

(22)

 Youth/School-based health center/College clinic

290

(36)

 Independent abortion care clinics

33

(4)

 Hospital/Other

66

(8)

Clinic receives Title X funding

  

 Yes

228

(33)

 No

268

(39)

 Does not know

186

(27)

Offering telemedicine visits pre-COVID 19

76

(11)

Clinic size (from contraceptive client volume), n (%)

 Smaller clinic (volume < 800)

392

(45)

 Larger clinic (volume ≥ 800)

473

(55)

Region, n (%)

  

 Northeast

110

(14)

 Midwest

90

(11)

 Southeast

206

(26)

 West

200

(25)

 Southwest

195

(24)

Date at survey

  

 April–August 2020

565

(62)

 September 2020–January 2021

342

(38)