Clinicians surveyed 1,039 women who delivered at Robert Wood Johnson University, ob/gyn division regarding what women want from an ob/gyn practice.
To answer that question, clinicians from Robert Wood Johnson University Medical Group's Division of Obstetrics and Gynecology surveyed 1,039 women delivering at their facility, 60% of who responded.
Top-rated criteria for choosing a practice, in descending order, included the reputation of the practice, acceptance of their insurance plan, continuity of care, phone access to physicians, and convenience of office hours. A physician's gender and ethnic background were of minor concern.
Pradhan A. What women want: factors most important to pregnant women in choosing an obstetric practice. Obstet Gynecol. 2008;111(April Suppl):93S.
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