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Table 61

Babies delivered in 2003 by family physicians* who have hospital privileges by census division and practice location, July 2008


Census Division Respondents Percent of Physicians
Reporting They Delivered
One or More Babies
Mean Number of
Babies Delivered**
Total 1,040 36.9% 40.8
  Urban 775 34.6% 34.6
  Rural 265 43.9% 49.3
         
New England 48 28.6% 21.7
  Urban 37 30.1% 18.4
  Rural 11 23.8% 30.7
         
Middle Atlantic 100 25.0% 27.7
  Urban 86 26.0% 29.0
  Rural 14 19.0% 15.0
         
East North Central 188 36.6% 30.8
  Urban 142 33.8% 27.4
  Rural 47 45.0% 37.3
         
West North Central 141 50.9% 29.6
  Urban 73 43.5% 27.5
  Rural 67 58.9% 31.0
         
South Atlantic 180 34.7% 32.5
  Urban 148 35.5% 34.0
  Rural 31 31.3% 20.0
         
East South Central 61 32.1% 91.0
  Urban 31 40.3% 75.0
  Rural 31 24.0% 92.6
         
West South Central 97 25.4% 75.5
  Urban 72 22.0% 28.3
  Rural 26 34.9% 109.6
         
Mountain 86 47.6% 51.5
  Urban 65 42.4% 42.1
  Rural 21 63.6% 63.3
         
Pacific 139 41.2% 49.9
  Urban 121 42.2% 52.9
  Rural 17 33.9% 34.0

*Includes only active member respondents of the American Academy of Family Physicians. Estimated percentages were adjusted by the sampling fraction and the response percentage for selected characteristics.
**By those physicians reporting that they delivered one or more babies.


Source: American Academy of Family Physicians, Practice Profile I Survey, July 2008.