Table 1. Participant Characteristics and Practice Settings.
Characteristics | Respondents, No (%) (Nā=ā550)a |
---|---|
Gender | |
Man | 261 (47.5) |
Woman | 192 (34.9) |
Other, preferred not to answer, or missingb | 97 (17.6) |
Years in practice | |
In training | 51 (9.3) |
1-5 | 114 (20.7) |
6-15 | 127 (23.1) |
>15 | 173 (31.5) |
Clinical role | |
Physician | 337 (61.3) |
Advanced practice clinician | 101 (18.4) |
Other | 32 (5.8) |
Clinical practice type | |
Academic | 294 (53.5) |
Private | 83 (15.1) |
Other | 91 (16.6) |
Trained in critical care | |
Yes | 369 (67.1) |
No | 100 (18.2) |
ICU type | |
Medical | 118 (21.5) |
Surgical | 97 (17.6) |
Mixed | 221 (40.2) |
Other | 30 (5.5) |
Beds in ICU, No. | |
0-20 | 205 (37.2) |
21-40 | 206 (37.4) |
ā„41 | 58 (10.6) |
Region of practice | |
Northeast | 141 (25.6) |
Midwest | 121 (22.0) |
South | 118 (22.0) |
West | 88 (16.9) |
Outside the US | 2 (0.4) |
Abbreviation: ICU, intensive care unit.
A total of 550 respondents completed at least 1 clinical vignette and were included in the primary analysis. Demographic questions were asked at the end of the survey. Missingness ranged from 51 respondents (10.0%) for region of practice to 85 respondents (15.5%) for years in practice.
Other included nonbinary or a third gender.