Demographic Characteristics for the 278 Participants
| Characteristics | N (%) |
|---|---|
| Professional role* | |
| Primary care providers | 70 (25) |
| Medical support staff | 122 (44) |
| Administrative staff | 56 (20) |
| Other employees | 30 (8) |
| Unknown | 9 (3) |
| Medical specialty (providers only) | |
| Family medicine | 32 (46) |
| Internal medicine | 19 (27) |
| Obstetrics/gynecology | 12 (17) |
| Other | 7 (10) |
| Male sex† | 26 (9) |
| Prior domestic violence training‡ | 123 (62) |
| Self, family member, or close friend with history of domestic violence‡ | 134 (59) |
* Primary care providers include 48 physicians, 17 nurse practitioners, and 5 physician assistants; medical support staff include nurses, medical assistants, and technicians; administrative staff include clinic managers, receptionists, records clerks, and billing clerks; and other employees include social workers and community outreach workers. Nine nonphysician employees did not specify a clinical role.
† Twenty of the 48 (42%) physicians were male.
‡ Only 199 and 226 participants responded to questions about prior domestic violence training or personal experience with domestic violence, respectively.