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. 2024 Feb 17;16(1):30–36. doi: 10.4300/JGME-D-23-00275.1

Table 2.

Baseline Characteristics of the 77 Participants

Characteristics n (%)
Gender 
 Woman 49 (64)
 Man 28 (36)
Age in years, mean (SD) 45 (10)
Years post residency, mean (SD) 13 (11)
Completed fellowship 22 (29)
Primary specialty
 Internal medicine 48 (62)
 Family medicine 29 (38)
Academic rank
 Instructor 9 (12)
 Assistant professor 30 (39)
 Associate professor 15 (19)
 Professor 5 (7)
 Other/not applicable 18 (23)
Institution type
 University-based 27 (35)
 Community-based, university affiliated 29 (38)
 Community-based program, non-university affiliated 20 (26)
 Othera 1 (1)
Educational leadership rolesb
 Program, associate, or assistant director 36 (47)
 Core faculty 42 (55)
 Clinical Competency Committee chair or member 28 (36)
 Other (resident clinic site director, assistant/associate fellowship director, medical school clinical rotation course director, etc) 22 (29)
 None 10 (13)
Outpatient ½ days per week seeing own patients, mean (SD) 3 (2)
Years precepting residents in outpatient setting, mean (SD) 11 (9)
½ days per week precepting residents in outpatient, mean (SD) 3 (2)
Precepting supervision practices: Typically see all patients when precepting…
 …interns in clinic the first 6 months of internship 70 (91)
 …interns in clinic the second 6 months of internship 25 (32)
 …2nd and 3rd year residents in clinic 14 (18)
Participated in a faculty development workshop in last 5 years focused on
 Observing and assessing residents in a clinical setting 34 (44)
 Competency based assessment of medical trainees 42 (55)
 Giving feedback to medical trainees 53 (69)
 Communication skills with patients 34 (44)
a

Hospital but not residency has university affiliation.

b

Participants were able to select more than one role.