Table 1.

Frequency and nature of sexual harassment experienced by respondents to this section of survey (n = 807).

Experience	Number reporting harassment by category and perpetrator [N of students responding]
	Patients [188]	Faculty/staff [188]	Peers [188]	Total Incidents
Inappropriate remarks	103	56	78	237
Suggestive looks	79	38	63	180
Inappropriate sexualisation of physical examinations	39	8	n/a	47
Suggestive physical gestures	27	18	43	88
Soliciting or pressuring for dates	25	11	25	61
“Inadvertent” brushing or touching	17	12	35	64
Request for unnecessary physical examination of sexual organs	9	n/a	n/a	9
Grossly inappropriate touching, fondling, grabbing	9	5	15	29
Inappropriate gifts	9	1	8	18
Inappropriate contacting by social media, emails, or phone	7	6	25	38
Rape or attempted rape	1	2	4	7
Stalking	1	2	5	8
(not asked for but reported) Sexual blackmail or bribery		2	4	6
(not asked for but reported) Exposure of body parts in a sexually suggestive way			15	15
Total reports	326	161	320	807