Number (% of survey respondents) or Mean ± SD | |
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Gender (n = 350) | |
Female | 202 (57.7%) |
Male | 147 (42.0%) |
Other | 1 (0.3%) |
Age (n = 311) | 50.6 ± 11.3 |
Degrees held (n = 353)a | |
PhD | 199 (56.4%) |
MD | 158 (44.8%) |
MPH | 38 (10.8%) |
MA/MSc as highest degree | 5 (1.4%) |
PharmD | 2 (0.6%) |
Other | 21 (5.9%) |
Primary academic appointment (n = 359) | |
Medicine | 234 (65.2%) |
Public health | 30 (8.4%) |
Allied health professions | 24 (6.7%) |
Nursing | 21 (5.8%) |
Optometry | 5 (1.4%) |
Pharmacy | 5 (1.4%) |
Psychology | 5 (1.4%) |
Other | 35 (9.7%) |
Ever served as PI, Co-PI or Co-I for the following funders (n = 359)a | |
NIH | 262 (73.0%) |
CDC | 53 (14.8%) |
AHRQ | 42 (11.7%) |
PCORI | 39 (10.9%) |
Other | 186 (51.8%) |
Number of completed health research studies as PI, Co-PI or Co-I (n = 358) | 14.0 ± 22.6 |
Percent FTE allocated to research (n = 356) | 52.3 ± 29.8 |
0.0% FTE | 2 (0.6%) |
1.0%–33.3% FTE | 107 (30.0%) |
33.4%–66.7% FTE | 105 (29.4%) |
66.8%–99.9% FTE | 123 (34.5%) |
100% FTE | 20 (5.6%) |
Percent of research defined as CBPR (n = 353) | 15.7 ± 27.2 |
0.0% of research as CBPR | 185 (52.6%) |
1.0%–33.3% of research as CBPR | 108 (30.7%) |
33.4%–66.7% of research as CBPR | 25 (7.1%) |
66.8%–99.9% of research as CBPR | 24 (6.8%) |
100% FTE | 10 (2.8%) |