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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cleft Palate Craniofac J. 2023 Jul 24;61(12):1969–1980. doi: 10.1177/10556656231189940

Table 1.

Respondent Characteristics

N %
Clinical Practice Setting(s) 315 87.74
 Early Intervention 73 20.3
 School-based 147 40.9
 Private Practice/Outpatient Clinic 67 18.7
 Inpatient Hospital-based 43 12.0
 Outpatient Hospital-based 64 17.8
 Long-term Acute Care 6 1.7
 Home Health 18 5.0
 Skilled Nursing Facility 13 3.6
 College/University 27 7.5
 Corporate Speech-Language Pathology 7 1.9
 Retired 9 2.5
 Other 8 2.2
Years in Clinical Practice 313 87.18
 < 1 year 25 8.0
 1 – 5 years 85 27.2
 6 – 10 years 67 21.4
 11 – 15 years 31 9.9
 16 – 20 years 17 5.4
 21 – 25 years 22 7.0
 26 – 30 years 25 8.0
 30+ years 41 13.1
Have you ever provided care for a child with CLP? 306 85.23
 Yes 253 82.7
 No 53 17.3
Number of children with CLP seen over the course of your career 243 67.68
 At least 1 26 10.7
 2 – 4 87 35.8
 5 – 9 45 18.5
 10 – 14 17 7.0
 15 – 19 9 3.7
 20 – 49 17 7.0
 50 – 99 9 3.7
 100 – 499 15 6.2
 500+ 18 7.4
Primary Practice Location 315 87.74
 Rural (including Frontier & Remote) 39 12.4
 Town 70 22.2
 Suburb 82 26.0
 City/Metropolitan 124 39.4
Knowledge of where nearest cleft team is located 292 81.33
 Yes 224 76.7
 No 68 23.3
Distance of Practice Location to Nearest Cleft/Craniofacial Team * 224 100
 Less than 1 hour away 113 50.5
 Approximately 1 hour away 44 19.6
 Between 1–2 hours away 38 16.9
 Between 2–4 hours away 25 11.2
 Greater than 4 hours away 4 1.8

Total Number of Survey Respondents = 359

*

Note: This question was only provided to respondents that indicated “yes” for the question related to knowledge of where the nearest cleft team is located (N=224)