From: Attitudes towards chiropractic: a repeated cross-sectional survey of Canadian family physicians
Year of administration | 2010 | 2019 |
---|---|---|
No. of respondents | 251 | 162 |
Age, mean (SD) | 51 (10) | 50 (10) |
Gender, n (%) a | Â | Â |
Male | 150 (60%) | 80 (51%) |
Female | 101 (40%) | 77 (49%) |
Years in practice, n (%) | Â | Â |
< 5 years | 19 (8%) | 14 (9%) |
5 to 10 years | 34 (14%) | 25 (15%) |
11 to 20 years | 50 (20%) | 36 (22%) |
> 20 years | 148 (59%) | 87 (54%) |
Country of origin, n (%) b | Â | Â |
Canada | 193 (78%) | 104 (67%) |
United States | 6 (2%) | 2 (1%) |
Other | 49 (20%) | 50 (32%) |
Practice environment, n (%) c | Â | Â |
Community | 153 (61%) | 116 (72%) |
Private practice | 130 (52%) | 55 (34%) |
Hospital-based | 55 (22%) | 47 (29%) |
Multidisciplinary | 45 (18%) | 32 (20%) |
Academic | 31 (12%) | 16 (10%) |
Patient population with musculoskeletal complaints, n (%) d | Â | Â |
< 10% | 5 (2%) | 26 (16%) |
10 to 20% | 46 (19%) | 41 (25%) |
21 to 30% | 71 (29%) | 34 (21%) |
31 to 40% | 59 (24%) | 29 (18%) |
41 to 70% | 58 (23%) | 52 (32%) |
> 70% | 10 (4%) | 7 (3%) |
Clinical area, n (%) d | Â | Â |
General family | 236 (94%) | 145 (90%) |
Geriatrics | 52 (21%) | 29 (18%) |
Pediatrics | 48 (19%) | 19 (12%) |
Palliative care | 45 (18%) | 32 (20%) |
Emergency medicine | 44 (18%) | 39 (24%) |
Obstetrics & gynecology | 39 (16%) | 22 (14%) |
Psychotherapy | 38 (15%) | 13 (8%) |
Pain medicine | 34 (14%) | 24 (15%) |
Sports medicine | 33 (13%) | 16 (10%) |
Occupational medicine | 14 (6%) | 5 (3%) |
Anesthesia | 7 (3%) | 4 (3%) |