Table 3. CCWAS Scores by Group.
| CCWAS Score | Median (IQR)a | P Value |
|---|---|---|
| Gender | ||
| Women | 137.0 (118.0-155.0) | <.001b |
| Men | 164.5 (154.0-184.3) | |
| In practice, y | ||
| In training | 135.0 (126.0-148.5) | .005c |
| <2 | 139.0 (115.5-151.3) | |
| 2 to <5 | 152.5 (142.3-174.8) | |
| 5 to <10 | 159.0 (134.5-169.3) | |
| 10 to 15 | 141.0 (126.0-162.0) | |
| >15 | 157.0 (138.8-181.3) | |
| Departmental status | ||
| In training | 135.0 (126.0-148.5) | .09c |
| Major clinical, ARP | 152.5 (135.8-170.0) | |
| Major clinical, FFS | 152.0 (131.0-173.0) | |
| Geographic full time | 155.0 (130.0-179.0) | |
| Parental status | ||
| No children | 138.0 (126.0-156.0) | .05b |
| Children | 154.0 (133.8-170.0) |
Abbreviations: ARP, alternative relationship plan (ie, salaried academic physicians who are remunerated for clinical and nonclinical work); CCWAS, Culture Conducive to Women’s Academic Success; FFS, fee for service (ie, physicians who are primarily compensated for patients seen and procedures performed); IQR, interquartile range.
a
Higher scores indicate that the respondent perceived the culture as more favorable for women.
b
Calculated with Mann-Whitney test.
c
Calculated with Kruskal-Wallis test.