Table 2.
Demographics table: qualitative interview respondents’ characteristics, including role or training level, population, department, and setting.
| Respondent characteristic | Value, n (%) |
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| Role or training level |
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Faculty | 11 (50) |
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APPa | 7 (32) |
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Resident and fellow trainee | 2 (9) |
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Medical student | 2 (9) |
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| Population |
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Pediatrics | 5 (23) |
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Adult and family | 17 (77) |
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| Department |
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Specialistsb | 14 (64) | |||||
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Primary care, family medicine, and internal medicine | 6 (27) |
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Students | 2 (9) | |||||
| Setting |
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Inpatient | 4 (18) |
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Ambulatory | 8 (36) |
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Both | 10 (45) |
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aAPP: advanced practice provider (physician’s assistant, nurse practitioners, certified nurse, and licensed social worker).
bSpecialists include 1 each of the following: emergency medicine, women’s health, pediatrics, urology, midwifery, dermatology, psychiatry, rheumatology, neuroradiology, infectious disease, sepsis, neonatology, clinical informatics, and hematology-oncology.