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Table 2 Demographic information regarding for respondent groups

From: Factors affecting the preference of anesthesia residents regarding subspecialty training

Variables

Residents who do not want to pursue fellowship

Residents who want to pursue fellowship

Undecided about pursuing a fellowship

p-value

Sex, n (%)

   

0.042

 Female

40 (65.6)a

47 (47.5)a,b

74 (61.2)b

 

 Male

21 (34.4)a

52 (52.5)a,b

47 (38.8)b

 

Age (years), mean ± SD

30.0 ± 3.3

30.0 ± 4.5

29.5 ± 3.7

0.561

Marital Status, n (%)

   

0.497

 Single

27 (44.3)

45 (45.5)

63 (52.1)

 

 Married

34 (55.7)

54 (54.5)

58 (47.9)

 

Type of Hospital of Residency, n (%)

   

0.232

 University Hospital

32 (52.5)

61 (62.2)

62 (51.2)

 

 Education and Research Hospital

29 (47.5)

37 (37.8)

59 (48.8)

 

Post Graduate Year, n (%)

   

0.004

 1st year

5 (8.2)

22 (22.7)

28 (23.1)

 

 2nd year

16 (26.2)

27 (27.8)a

28 (23.1)

 

 3rd year

8 (13.1)

19 (19.6)

26 (21.5)c

 

 4th year

15 (24.6)a,c

18 (18.6)

24 (19.8)

 

 5th year

17 (27.9)

11 (11.3)

15 (12.4)

 

Any participation of a study during residency except thesis, n (%)

   

0.344

 No

30 (49.2)

60 (60.6)

70 (58.3)

 

 Yes

31 (50.8)

39 (39.4)

50 (41.7)

 

Any published article during residency, n (%)

   

0.041

 No

52 (85.2)

76 (76.8)b

108 (89.3)b

 

 Yes

9 (14.8)

23 (23.2)b

13 (10.7)b

 

The existence of Algology unit, n (%)

   

0.782

 No

20 (32.8)

28 (28.3)

34 (28.1)

 

 Yes

41 (67.2)

71 (71.7)

87 (71.9)

 

The effects of the existence or absence of the subspecialty unit, n (%)

   

< 0.001

 No

36 (59.0)a,c

31 (31.3)a

30 (24.8)c

 

 Yes

25 (41.0)a,c

68 (68.7)a

91 (75.2)c

 
  1. Pearson’s Chi-square test; One-Way ANOVA; Kruskal-Wallis test; aThe differences between negatively and positively responded groups were found as statistically significant (p < 0.05); bThe difference between positively responded and undecided groups were found as statistically significant (p < 0.05); cThe difference between negatively responded and undecided groups were found as statistically significant (p < 0.01)