| Primary setting of clinical practice |
|
| University hospital |
75 (47) |
| Community hospital |
26 (16) |
| Non-university teaching hospital |
19 (12) |
| Veterans Affairs hospital or Department of Defense |
13 (8) |
| Outpatient setting only |
8 (5) |
| Free-standing children’s hospital |
5 (3) |
| City, county, or public hospital |
4 (3) |
| Other |
4 (3) |
Question not answered
|
4 (3)
|
| Type of clinical practice |
|
| Adult infectious diseases physician |
126 (80) |
| Pediatric infectious diseases physician |
19 (12) |
| Pharmacist |
6 (4) |
| Nurse practitioner, physician assistant, or physician associate |
2 (1) |
| Other |
4 (3) |
Question not answered
|
1 (1)
|
| How did you hear about the issue of antifungal-resistant dermatophyte infections? (select all that apply) |
| I had not previously heard of this issue |
55 (35) |
| Answers among those who had heard of this issue, n = 103 |
|
| Emerging Infections Network emails |
60 (58) |
| CDC webpage or Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report
|
46 (45) |
| Scientific publication |
28 (27) |
| News reports |
18 (17) |
| From clinical colleagues |
18 (17) |
| Clinician education website (e.g., Doximity and Medscape) |
6 (6) |
| Point-of-care medical resource (e.g., UpToDate) |
4 (4) |
| Social media |
2 (2) |
Other
|
6 (6)
|
| In the past year, I have seen or consulted on a patient with a dermatophyte infection that was potentially resistant to treatment or concerning for resistance |
| Yes |
27 (17) |
| No |
119 (75) |
Unknown
|
12 (8)
|
| If I saw a patient with a potentially resistant dermatophyte infection, I would be able to obtain laboratory testing to determine the species |
| Yes |
83 (53) |
| No |
26 (16) |
Unknown
|
49 (31)
|
| I would be able to obtain testing to determine if a dermatophyte is resistant to antifungals |
| Yes |
62 (39) |
| No |
25 (16) |
| Unknown |
71 (45) |
