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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 5.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Perinatol. 2017 Apr 10;34(10):1032–1040. doi: 10.1055/s-0037-1601563

Table 1.

Description of survey respondents and clinical sample

n (%) or mean (SD) Missing n (%)
NICU Level (n = 44)
 Level of care 0
  Regional 10 (22.7)
  Community 28 (63.6)
  Intermediate 6 (13.6)
Respondent Level (n = 2073)
 Gender 71 (3.4)
  Female 1697 (84.8)
  Male 305 (15.2)
 Typical Shift 205 (10.0)
  Days 894 (47.9)
  Evenings 79 (4.2)
  Nights 602 (32.2)
  Variable 293 (15.7)
 Position 32 (1.5)
  Attending physician 204 (10.0)
  Subspecialty resident 31 (1.5)
  Neonatal nurse practitioner 35 (1.7)
  Registered nurse 1464 (71.7)
  Respiratory care practitioner 286 (14.0)
  Other* 21 (1.0)
 Years in specialty 103 (5.0)
  Less than 6 months 20 (1.0)
  6-11 months 27 (1.4)
  1-2 years 74 (3.8)
  3-4 years 192 (9.7)
  5-10 years 476 (24.2)
  11-20 years 538 (27.3)
  21 years or more 643 (32.6)
Infant Level (n = 6663)
 Gestational age at birth 28.3 (2.8) 0
 Birth weight 1072 (280) 0
 Small Gestational Age 0
  No 5447 (81.7)
  Yes 1216 (18.3)
 Patient gender 1 (0.01)
  Female 3313 (49.7)
  Male 3349 (50.3)
 5-minute Apgar score 28 (0.4)
  <4 319 (4.8)
  4-6 1105 (16.7)
  >6 5211 (78.5)
 Inborn without transfer 0
  No 1764 (26.5)
  Yes 4899 (73.5)
 Healthcare associated infection 0
  No 6009 (90.2)
  Yes 654 (9.8)
*

The 21 survey respondents identified as “other” consisted of licensed vocational nurses, clinical nurse leads, research nurses, and nurse aides.