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Table 1 Characteristics of primary care providers who received checks versus cash card incentives

From: Comparison of up-front cash cards and checks as incentives for participation in a clinician survey: a study within a trial

 

Received check

(n = 148)

N (%)

Received cash card (n = 155)

N (%)

p-value*

City

0.33

 Boston

47 (31.8%)

49 (31.6%)

 

 New York

44 (29.7%)

43 (27.7%)

 

 Los Angeles

33 (22.3%)

35 (22.6%)

 

 Philadelphia

24 (16.2%)

28 (18.1%)

 

Sex

0.03

 Male

57 (38.5%)

76 (49.0%)

 

 Female

91 (61.5%)

79 (51.0%)

 

Provider type

0.23

 Physician

145 (98.0%)

148 (95.5%)

 

 Advanced practice providera

3 (2.0%)

7 (4.5%)

 

Specialty

0.09

 Internal Medicine (n = 207)

97 (65.5%)

110 (71.0%)

 

 Obstetrics & Gynecology (n = 48)

31 (21.0%)

17 (11.0%)

 

 Family Medicine (n = 44)

19 (12.8%)

25 (16.1%)

 

 Other (n = 4)b

1 (0.7%)

3 (1.9%)

 
  1. *Pearson’s chi-square tests
  2. aincludes 9 nurse practitioners and one nurse midwife
  3. bIncludes 3 surgeons and 1 radiation oncologist who were identified by patients as their primary care provider