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. 2021 May 26;157(7):871–874. doi: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2021.1685

Table 1. Characteristics of Dermatologist-Respondents.

Characteristic No. of Total (%)
Total No. of respondents 121
Age, mean (SD), y 51 (12)
Sex
Male 64 of 121 (53)
Female 57 of 121 (47)
Racea
White 76 of 90 (84)
Asian 7 of 90 (8)
American Indian/Alaska Native 2 of 90 (2)
Black 1 of 90 (1)
Native Hawaiian/other Pacific Islander 1 of 90 (1)
Other 6 of 90 (7)
Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino 5 of 98 (5)
Non-Hispanic/Latino 93 of 98 (95)
Career stageb
Early 33 of 120 (28)
Mid 43 of 120 (36)
Late 44 of 120 (37)
Practice setting
Dermatology group 39 of 100 (39)
Hospital (academic) 20 of 100 (20)
Solo practice 19 of 100 (19)
Multispecialty group 11 of 100 (11)
Veterans Affairs/military 5 of 100 (5)
Hospital (nonacademic) 3 of 100 (3)
Other 3 of 100 (3)
Community served
Suburban 53 of 101 (52)
Urban 40 of 101 (40)
Rural 8 of 101 (8)
Practice in vulnerable population area
Yes 41 of 97 (42)
No 56 of 97 (58)
Practice in HSPA
Yes 17 of 91 (19)
No 74 of 91 (81)

Abbreviation: HSPA, health professional shortage area.

a

Total percentages exceed 100% because categories are not mutually exclusive.

b

Early career was defined as fellows <40 years old or 45 years old with ≤8 years postresidency; mid, as fellows 40-55 years old with 8 years postresidency; and late, fellows ≥55 years old.