Table 1.

Reported Preparation and Practice of Sexual or Reproductive Health Services among Recent Family Medicine Residency Graduates by Sex, 2016–2018

Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Service	Reported Adequate Preparation for Service in Residency			Reported Practice Service
Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Service	Female Physicians (n = 3518)	Male Physicians (n = 2726)	Total Physicians (n = 6244)	Female Physicians (n = 3518)	Male Physicians (n = 2726)	Total Physicians (n = 6244)
Colposcopy
n	2012	1517	3529	612	232	844
%	57.19	55.65	56.52	17.40	8.51	13.52
Endometrial biopsy
n	2267	1648	3915	1114	474	1588
%	64.44	60.45	62.70	31.67	17.39	25.43
IUD insertion and removal
n	2798	2081	4879	1712	834	2546
%	79.53	76.34	78.14	48.66	30.59	40.78
Implantable long-acting reversible contraception
n	2441	1861	4302	1597	824	2421
%	69.39	68.27	68.90	45.40	30.23	38.77
Maternity care
n	3153	2470	5623	1004	605	1609
%	89.62	90.61	90.05	28.54	22.19	25.77
Obstetric ultrasound
n	1905	1675	3580	552	380	932
%	54.15	61.45	57.34	15.69	13.94	14.93
Pregnancy termination
n	462	354	816	130	55	185
%	13.13	12.99	13.07	3.70	2.02	2.96
Uterine aspiration/D&C
n	532	500	1032	174	118	292
%	15.12	18.34	16.53	4.95	4.33	4.68
At least 1 of the above services
n	3424	2642	6066	2075	1219	3294
%	97.33	96.92	97.15	58.98	44.72	52.75
All of the above services
n	163	164	327	43	16	59
%	4.63	6.02	5.24	1.22	0.59	0.94