Table 59c

Types of patient care in hospital practices of family physicians* by census division and family medicine residency training, May 2005

Census Division		Respondents	Surgery Major Percent	CCU Percent	ICU Percent	Emergency Room Percent	Psychiatry Percent	Newborn Care Percent
All Divisions
	FP Trained	1,467	1.9	43	48.2	54.2	39	66.4
	Not FP Trained	144	5.4	45.2	46.1	55.9	26.8**	36.8**
New England
	FP Trained	158	0.6	46.8	51.9	52.5	35.4	75.9
	Not FP Trained	7	0	57.1	57.1	14.3**	28.6	57.1
Middle Atlantic
	FP Trained	174	0.6	43.1	48.9	46	21.3	59.2
	Not FP Trained	16	0	31.3	31.3	43.8	18.8	25.0**
East North Central
	FP Trained	175	0.6	46.3	48.6	48.6	37.1	70.9
	Not FP Trained	16	0	50	50	43.8	25	43.8
West North Central
	FP Trained	196	3.1	53.1	55.1	60.2	54.1	80.6
	Not FP Trained	16	18.8	31.3	18.8**	68.8	56.3	50.0**
South Atlantic
	FP Trained	143	0.7	40.6	45.5	62.2	36.4	60.1
	Not FP Trained	14	7.1	64.3	64.3	71.4	28.6	28.6
East South Central
	FP Trained	131	2.3	41.2	51.1	53.4	40.5	48.9
	Not FP Trained	21	0	57.1	57.1	71.4	38.1	23.8
West South Central
	FP Trained	143	4.2	43.4	53.8	67.8	51	55.9
	Not FP Trained	23	4.3	39.1	52.2	56.5	26.1	30.4
Mountain
	FP Trained	168	3	32.1	40.5	54.2	39.3	73.8
	Not FP Trained	14	14.3	42.9	42.9	71.4	57.1	57.1
Pacific
	FP Trained	178	2.8	37.6	42.1	44.4	37.1	69.1
	Not FP Trained	17	5.9	35.3	35.3	41.2	23.5	41.2
Includes only active respondents of the American Academy of Family Physicians. Estimates were adjusted by the sampling fraction and the response percentage for each division. *Statistically significant at P = .025 using a standardized normal Z test for comparing proportions, a one-tailed test. Calculated for national estimates only.
Source: American Academy of Family Physicians. Practice Profile I Survey, May 2005.