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Table 1 Sample characteristics

From: Coverage of education and training of traumatic brain injury-induced growth hormone deficiency in US residency and fellowship programs: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics of Survey Respondents

Total Respondents (N = 60)

Region, n(%)

 

Northeast

22 (37)

South/Mid-Atlantic

17 (28)

North Central

11 (18)

West

10 (17)

Program specialtyn(%)

 

Endocrinology

28 (47)

Neurology

24 (40)

Physiatry

8 (13)

Program type

 

Endocrinology

100% fellowship

Neurology

100% residency

Physiatry

88% residency, 13% fellowship

Practice type, n(%)

 

Adult practice

60 (100)

Role, n(%)

 

Program director

52 (87)

Associate or co-program director

5 (8)

Assistant director

3 (5)

Chief resident

0 (0)

Mean time at institution, years

13.2 (median 13, range 1‒44)

Mean time in current role, years

7.1 (median 6, range 1‒28)

Professional time spent teaching, n(%)

 

Almost all of my time

0 (0)

Most of my time

23 (38)

Some of my time

36 (60)

Very little of my time

1 (2)

None of my time

0 (0)

Length of program, n(%)

 

1 year

2 (3)

2 years

26 (43)

3 years

10 (17)

4 years

22 (37)

Institution type, n(%)

 

Medical school based

46 (77)

Community, medical school affiliated

6 (10)

Community, nonaffiliated

5 (8)

Community, medical school administered

3 (5)

Mean number of residents/fellows

13.1 (median 9, range 1‒48)

Populations served, n(%)*

 

Inner-city

29 (48)

Urban (non-inner city)

30 (50)

Suburban

34 (57)

Rural

13 (22)

  1. *Responses sum to > 100% as respondents could select multiple responses