C Offergeld, M Neudert, M Emerich, T Schmidt, S Kuhn, M Giesler
[Mediation of data literacy in curricular education in otorhinolaryngology: watch and wait or anticipatory obedience?]
HNO
study examined demographic practice arealevel characteristics associated family physicians fp provision maternity care using american board family medicine certification examination application survey data investigated relationship fps maternity care service provision 1 demographic gender years practice raceethnicity 2 practice characteristics size ownership rurality 3 countylevel factors percentage reproductiveage women number obstetriciangynecologists obgyns certified nurse midwives cnms per 100000 reproductiveage women performed summary statistics multivariate logistic regression analyses 59903 fps sample 75 provided maternity care fps practicing rural 25 times likely provide maternity care practicing urban areas fps academic odds ratio 46 95 confidence interval ci 4151 safetynet settings 19 1721 greater odds providing maternity care fps bottom quintile fewer obgyns cnms higher likelihood maternity care provision 21 1823 top quintile obgyns cnms fps highneeds areas rural safety net settings areas fewer cnms obgyns likely provide maternity care demonstrating importance fps meeting needs women limited maternity care access study findings highlight importance considering contributions fps maternity care organizations prioritize resource allocation areas highest need