Multidisciplinary approach to enhancing provider well-being in a metropolitan medical group in the United States

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Table 4 Comparison of Average Provider Well-Being Index Scores at our Institution to U.S. Providers Nationally

*A. Average overall well-being index scores of our Institution’s providers compared to U.S. physicians nationally*
Years	Our Institution’s providers	Sample Size	Physicians Nationally
7/1/17–8/31/17 (Baseline)	1.76	199	1.73
10/1/18–12/15/18	1.402	120	1.73
10/15/19–12/31/19	1.32	177	1.85
*B. Average well-being index scores by gender of our Institution’s providers compared to U.S. physicians nationally*
Years	Our Institution’s providers	Sample Size	Physicians Nationally
7/1/17–8/31/17 (Baseline)	Female: 1.78	121	2.19
7/1/17–8/31/17 (Baseline)	Male: 1.72	78	1.51
10/1/18–12/15/18	Female: 1.38	74	2.19
10/1/18–12/15/18	Male: 1.68	43	1.51
10/15/19–12/31/19	Female: 1.21	123	2.24
10/15/19–12/31/19	Male: 1.58	54	1.59
*C. Average well-being index scores by years since medical school graduation of our Institution's providers compared to U.S. physicians nationally*
Years	Our Institution’s providers	Sample Size (n = 199)	Physicians Nationally
7/1/17–8/31/17 (Baseline)	< 5 years: 2.0	31	1.14
	5–14 years: 1.5	64	2.35
	15–24 years: 2.3	53	2.43
	≥ 25 years: 1.37	51	1.32
D. *Average well-being index scores by medical specialty of our Institution’s providers*
Years	Our Institution’s providers	Sample Size (n = 199)
7/1/17–8/31/17 (Baseline)	Family medicine: 2.0	46
	Internal medicine: 2.4	45
	Obstetrics/Gynecology: 2.48	20
	Pediatrics: 0.72	29
	Surgical specialty: 1.83	29

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