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Table 1 Comparison of survey respondent demographics by clinical affiliation

From: Prescribing antidepressants and anxiolytic medications to pregnant women: comparing perception of risk of foetal teratogenicity between Australian Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Speciality Trainees and upskilled General Practitioners

Question

Overall

Obstetrician/ Gynaecologist

General Practitioner

p-value^

 

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

 
 

(n = 545)

(n = 373)

(n = 172)

 

Age (years, n = 543)

   

0.011

 23 to 30

47 (8.7%)

34 (9.2%)

13 (7.6%)

 

 31 to 40

182 (33.5%)

121 (32.6%)

61 (35.5%)

 

 41 to 50

116 (21.4%)

81 (21.8%)

35 (20.3%)

 

 51 to 60

129 (23.8%)

77 (20.8%)

52 (30.2%)

 

 61 or above

69 (12.7%)

58 (15.6%)

11 (6.4%)

 

Years in specialty (including training) (n = 542)

   

0.61

 < 11

212 (39.1%)

142 (38.4%)

70 (40.7%)

 

 11 or more

330 (60.9%)

228 (61.6%)

102 (59.3%)

 

Where was medical student training completed? (n = 541)

   

< 0.001

 Australia

391 (72.3%)

244 (65.9%)

147 (86.0%)

 

 New Zealand

46 (8.5%)

45 (12.2%)

1 (0.6%)

 

 Other

104 (19.2%)

81 (21.9%)

23 (13.5%)

 

How long ago were the Fellowship training requirements completed? (n = 543)

   

0.003

 Not yet completed

118 (21.7%)

97 (26.1%)

21 (12.3%)

 

 < 5

119 (21.98%)

79 (21.2%)

40 (23.4%)

 

 5 to 10

72 (13.3%)

43 (11.6%)

29 (17.0%)

 

 > 10

234 (43.1%)

153 (41.1%)

81 (47.4%)

 

Working capacity? (n = 543)

   

< 0.001

 Full time

407 (75.0%)

306 (82.5%)

101 (58.7%)

 

 Part time

132 (24.3%)

61 (16.4%)

71 (41.3%)

 

 No longer clinically active

4 (0.7%)

4 (1.1%)

0 (0.0%)

 

You practice in a… (n = 543)

   

< 0.001

 Public health facility

198 (36.5%)

182 (49.1%)

16 (9.3%)

 

 Private health facility

160 (29.5%)

72 (19.4%)

88 (51.2%)

 

 Both

185 (34.1%)

117 (31.5%)

68 (39.5%)

 

Hours working with pregnant women per week (n = 541)

   

< 0.001

 < 11

222 (41.0%)

83 (22.4%)

139 (81.3%)

 

 11 or more

319 (59.0%)

287 (77.6%)

32 (18.7%)

 
  1. ^ P-value for comparison of Obstetrician/Gynaecologist versus General Practitioner