Table 1.

General characteristics of the sample population.

Characteristics	n = 689
Age (years)⁎	45 ± 11
Level of training
In training (resident)	110/689 (16%)
In training (fellow)	25/689 (4%)
Radiologist/attending radiologist	551/689 (80%)
Other	3/689 (0.4%)
Gender
Male	365/688 (53%)
Female	317/688 (47%)
Nonbinary	1/688 (0.2%)
Prefer not to say	5/688 (0.7%)
Main areas of practice⁎⁎
General radiology	263/689 (38%)
Abdominal radiology	157/689 (23%)
Cardiothoracic radiology	63/689 (9%)
Vascular and interventional radiology	89/689 (13%)
Musculoskeletal radiology	92/689 (13%)
Emergency radiology	137/689 (20%)
Neuroradiology	100/689 (15%)
Nuclear medicine	43/689 (6%)
Women's imaging	113/689 (16%)
Pediatric radiology	53/689 (8%)
Other	19/689 (3%)
Main types of practice environment⁎⁎
Academic hospital	505/689 (73%)
Private	175/689 (25%)
Public hospital (including veteran affairs and county)	100/689 (15%)
Other	17/689 (3%)
Main settings of practice⁎⁎
Outpatient	499/689 (72%)
Inpatient	519/689 (75%)
Emergency	384/689 (56%)
Teleradiology	82/689 (12%)
Other	5/689 (0.7%)
Distribution of time spent on professional activities
Clinical duties
0–25%	42/681 (6%)
26–50%	58/681 (9%)
51–75%	170/681 (25%)
>75%	411/681 (60%)
Direct patient contact
0–25%	415/603 (69%)
26–50%	99/603 (16%)
51–75%	33/603 (5%)
>75%	56/603 (9%)
Education (teaching)
0–25%	467/618 (76%)
26–50%	120/618 (19%)
51–75%	23/618 (4%)
>75%	8/618 (1%)
Research
0–25%	529/579 (91%)
26–50%	44/579 (8%)
51–75%	4/579 (1%)
>75%	2/579 (0.4%)

Note: all data are presented as numerators and denominators with percentages in parentheses unless otherwise specified.

^⁎Reported as mean ± standard deviation.

^⁎⁎These questions gave respondents the option to ‘select all that apply’.