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. 2020 Jun 23;15:48. doi: 10.1186/s13012-020-01005-y

Table 1.

Characteristics of participants and facilities responding to ERIC survey

 Characteristics of Participants and Facilities N = 89
Participant characteristics
 Current gender identity (How do you describe yourself?), n (%)b
  Male 38 (43)
  Female 47 (53)
 Age, n (%)
  ≤ 25 years 0 (0)
  26–35 years 23 (26)
  36–45 years 26 (29)
  46–55 years 16 (18)
  56 and older 20 (22)
 Race ethnicity, n (%)b
  Non-Hispanic Asian 7 (8)
  Non-Hispanic Black or African-American 5 (6)
  Non-Hispanic White 63 (71)
  Other race/ethnicitya 5 (6)
 Highest degree, n (%)b
  Bachelor’s degree 4 (4)
  Master’s degree 6 (7)
  MD or DO 31 (35)
  PharmD 36 (40)
  Other doctoral degree 10 (11)
 Years in primary role, n (%)
  5 years or less 38 (43)
  6–10 years 18 (20)
  11–15 years 16 (18)
  16 years or more 14 (16)
 What is your primary role in the VA? n (%)b 36 (40)
  Administrator 12 (13)
  Clinician 36 (40)
  Pharmacist 37 (42)
  Other 2 (2)
 How many hours per week do you see patients? n (%)b
  ≤ 10 h 31 (35)
  11–20 h 14 (16)
  21–30 h 21 (24)
  31–40 h 19 (21)
 Opioid prescribing privileges, n (%)b 37 (42)
Facility characteristics
 Number of visits, median (IQR) 561098 (195920,926276)
 Facility complexity, n (%)
  1a, 1b, or 1c 66 (74)
  2 8 (9)
  3 15 (17)
 Rural, n (%) 12 (14)
 Case reviews requested, median (IQR) 18 (19)
 PC panel patient size (per 100 patients), median (IQR) 918 (121)
 Academic detailing through pain campaign, median (IQR) 21 (48)
 Academic detailing around STORM dashboard, n (%) 48 (54)
 All employee survey, workplace performance, median (IQR) 4 (0)

aOther includes those who indicated Hispanic ethnicity or more than one racial/ethnic group

bPercentages may not sum to 100% due to non-response/missing data; Proportion of participants who selected the option “prefer not to answer” for the following demographic questions: “current gender identity (4.5%),” “race ethnicity (10.1%),” “highest degree (2.3%),” “primary role in VA (2.3%),” “hours seeing patients (4.5%),” and “opioid prescribing privileges (2.3%)”