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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Transl Sci. 2011 Nov 7;4(6):403–413. doi: 10.1111/j.1752-8062.2011.00349.x

Table 3.

Demographics of Participants and Research Professionals Participating in Focus Groups

N Gender Mean
Age in
Years
(range)
Ethnicity Race Language Education Employment Status
Total of Research Participants 85 38 Males 50 79 Not 49 White 92% English 13% High School or less 35% Full Time
46 Females (19–86) Hispanic/Latino 24 Black/African-American   8% Not reported 28% Some College 19% Part Time
  1 Not reported   6 Not reported  2 Asian 31% Graduated 4 year College 23% Not in Labor Force
Affected/Intervention (AI) 27  2 American Indian/Alaska Native 26% Graduate School   9% Unemployed
Affected/Natural History (AN) 28  8 Not reported   2% Not reported   2% Seasonal
Normal Volunteers (NV) 30 11% Not reported
Total of Professionals 29   7 Males 50 28 Not 28 White 100% English   7% Graduated 2 year College
22 Females (31–76) Hispanic/Latino   1 Asian 10% Graduated 4 year College
Investigators 7 1 not reported 38% Some Graduate Education
Coordinators 11 17% PhD
Ethicists 11 21% MD
  3% MD/PhD
  3% not reported