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Table 1 Characteristics of physicians in the 2004 and 2006 surveys

From: Estimation of physician supply by specialty and the distribution impact of increasing female physicians in Japan

 

2004 Survey

2006 Survey

 

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

Total Reported

225,731

44,622

270,353

230,043

47,884

277,927

Average Age

48.91

41.98

47.77

49.29

42.06

48.05

Age Group

      

   Under 29

17,084

9,333

26,417

16,922

9,428

26,350

   30-39

51,448

14,922

66,370

50,656

16,401

67,057

   40-49

61,610

9,679

71,289

60,383

10,409

70,792

   50-59

44,074

5,012

49,086

50,703

5,903

56,606

   60-69

22,806

2,026

24,832

22,692

2,238

24,930

   Over 70

28,709

3,650

32,359

28,687

3,505

32,192

Place of Work

      

   Academic Hospitals

38,139

9,327

47,466

38,553

10,100

48,653

   Non-Academic Hospitals

100,882

19,370

120,252

102,782

20,857

123,639

   Clinics

79,071

13,911

92,982

80,459

14,754

95,213

   Other Facilities

7,639

2,014

9,653

8,249

2,173

10,422

Specialties

      

   Internal Madicine

87,301

14,438

101,739

85,673

14,169

99,842

   Surgery

52,168

2,658

54,826

50,866

2,623

53,489

   Pediatrics

10,105

4,572

14,677

10,124

4,576

14,700

   Obstetrics and Gynecology

9,461

2,695

12,156

9,022

2,761

11,783

   Phychiatrics

10,285

2,315

12,600

10,438

2,391

12,829

   Other Specialties/Others

56,411

17,944

74,355

63,920

21,364

85,284