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. 2021 Nov 18;11(1):94–103. doi: 10.1002/cam4.4426

TABLE 1.

Baseline demographics of survey respondents

Number of responses (% of cohort) Dermatologists Other cancer specialists (OCS)
Total respondents 156 89 (57.05%) 67 (42.95%)
Specialty
Med Dermatology/Dermatology Oncology 14 (8.97%)
Mohs 75 (48.08%)
Medical Oncology 15 (9.62%)
Surgical Oncology 1 (0.64%)
ENT/Head and Neck Surgery 27 (17.31%)
Plastic Surgery 3 (1.92%)
Radiation Oncology 21 (13.46%)
Region
USA 148 (94.87%) 83 (93.26%) 65 (97.01%)
UK 5 (3.21%) 5 (5.62%) 0
Canada 2 (1.28%) 1 (1.12%) 1 (1.49%)
Australia/New Zealand 1 (0.64%) 0 1 (1.49%)
Europe 0 0 0
Number of HRCSCC treated in the past 12 months
0 0 0 0
1–10 25 (16.03%) 12 (13.48%) 13 (19.40%)
11–25 75 (48.08%) 45 (50.56%) 30 (44.78%)
26–50 32 (20.51%) 14 (15.73%) 18 (26.87%)
>50 24 (15.38%) 18 (20.22%) 6 (9.95%)
Number of years in practice (post‐residency)
0–5 46 (29.49%) 27 (30.34%) 19 (28.36%)
6–10 45 (28.85%) 27 (30.34% 18 (26.87%)
11–20 36 (23.08%) 19 (21.37%) 17 (25.37%)
>20 29 (18.59%) 16 (17.98%) 13 (19.40%)
Practice environment
Academics 136 (87.18%) 72 (80.90%) 64 (95.52%)
Private practice/closed multi‐specialty 31 (19.87%) 22 (24.72%) 5 (7.46%)
VA 7 (4.49%) 6 (6.74%) 1 (1.49%)
Open multi‐specialty group 1 (0.64%) 1 (1.12%) 0

Abbreviation: HRSCC, high‐risk squamous cell carcinoma.