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. 2018 Jun 8;14:1463–1474. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S167394

Table 1.

Demographics and practice characteristics of expert panel

Demographic and practice experience Value
Mean (range) age, years 58 (42–82)
Male sex, n (%) 21 (62)
Mean (range) years in practice 25 (0–45)
Degree, n (%)
 MD 24 (71)
 PhD 6 (18)
 DNP 2 (6)
 PharmD 2 (6)
Involved in schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or major depressive disorder research (within previous 5 years), n (%) 22 (65)
 Mean (range) research experience, years 22 (0–52)
 NIMH/NIH research grant as principal investigator, n (%) 15 (44)
 Principal investigator for an industry-sponsored grant, n (%) 20 (59)

Practice environment Value

Proportion of time spent seeing patients, n (%)
 All/majority of the time 12 (36)
 50% of the time 7 (21)
 25% of the time 10 (29)
 <10% of the time 5 (15)
Practice setting(s) where significant number of patients seen,a n (%)
 Private practice 8 (25)
 Public sector 11 (34)
 Academic clinical or research setting 23 (69)
Mean percentage of time (range) spent treating or supervising the treatment of patients, by disease
 Schizophrenia/schizoaffective disorder 30 (0–100)
 Bipolar disorder 25 (0–75)
 Major depressive disorder 24 (0–60)
Mean percentage of patients (range) with insurance coverage
 Private insurance 30 (0–100)
 Medicaid 33 (0–75)
 Medicare 22 (0–70)
 Uninsured 15 (0–70)
Mean percentage of patients (range) treated by age group
 <18 years 10 (0–75)
 18–34 years 35 (0–55)
 35–65 years 41 (0–70)
 >65 years 13 (0–65)
Mean percentage of patients (range) in practice currently receiving LAI, by disease
 Schizophrenia/schizoaffective disorder 33 (0–100)
 Bipolar disorder 11 (0–40)

Note:

a

Some experts may have provided >1 response.

Abbreviations: LAI, long-acting injectable antipsychotic; NIMH/NIH, National Institute of Mental Health/National Institutes of Health.