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. 2022 Jun 8;6(4):e12740. doi: 10.1002/rth2.12740

TABLE 1.

Demographics of survey participants

Attribute N (%)
Status
Attending physician 148 (86.5%)
Nurse practitioner/physician assistant/mid‐level provider 10 (5.8%)
Trainee (student, resident, fellow) 13 (7.6%)
Specialty
Thrombosis 75 (43.9%)
Other 96 (56.1%)
Setting
Academic 144 (84.2%)
Nonacademic 27 (15.8%)
Percent of clinical time is outpatient care
<50 34 (19.9%)
50–79 71 (41.5%)
≥80 65 (38.0%)
Years in practice
≤10  86 (50.3%)
11–25  69 (40.4%)
>25  16 (9.4%)
Number of patients where you are involved in DOAC prescriptions
<50 16 (9.4%)
51–250 51 (29.8%)
>250 42 (24.6%)
Institutional protocol to consider DOAC dose adjustment in place
Yes 14 (8.2%)
No 93 (54.4%)
Don't know 61 (35.7%)
Country
North America 116 (67.8%)
Europe 31 (18.1%)
Other 24 (14.0%)
US region, n = 98
East 43 (43.9%)
Midwest 34 (34.7%)
West 21 (21.4%)

Abbreviation: DOAC, direct oral coagulant.