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. 2022 May 25;23:196. doi: 10.1186/s12882-022-02827-2

Table 1.

Demographics and experience of Survey respondents

Respondent demographics/experience Number of responses (% of responses)
Gender
 Male 31 (77.5)
 Female 8 (20)
 Not stated 1 (2.5)
Age
 25–35 years 7 (17.5)
 35–45 years 14 (35)
 46–55 years 9 (22.5)
  > 55 years 8 (20)
 Not stated 1 (2.5)
Location of undergraduate training (number of countries)
 Africa 14 (82.4)
 Europe 1 (5.9)
 North America (including Cuba) 1 (5.9)
 Not stated 1 (5.9)
Location of postgraduate training (number of countries)
 Africa 9 (52.9)
 Europe (including Norway) 4 (23.5)
 North America, Cuba 2 (11.8)
 Asia 1 (5.9)
 Not stated 1 (5.9)
Years since medical school graduation
  < 5 years 1 (2.5)
 5–10 years 9 (22.5)
 11–20 years 16 (40)
  > 20 years 12 (30)
 Not stated 2 (5)
Years in Nephrology
  < 5 years 15 (37.5)
 5–10 years 12 (30)
 11–20 years 7 (17.5)
  > 20 years 5 (12.5)
 Not stated 1 (2.5)
Current clinical role (>  1 role possible)
 Trainee 2 (5) [nephrology fellow]
 Specialist 36 (90) [2 Internists, 4 pediatric nephrologists, 30 nephrologists]
 Other 3 (7.5) [teaching, research health management]
 Not stated 1 (2.5)
Location of nephrology practice (>  1 location possible)
 Government institution 18 (45)
 Teaching institution 23 (57.5)
 Private for profit institution 13 (32.5)
 Private section within a government facility 3 (7.5)
 Private non profit institution 2 (5)
 Own private institution 6 (15)
 Other 1 (2.5)
 Not stated 1 (2.5)
Position in academic medicine
 Not in academics 8 (20)
 Junior faculty 12 (30)
 Assistant or Associate Professor 7 (17.5)
 Senior faculty/ Full Professor 8 (20)
 Not stated 5 (12.5)