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Table 1 Demographics of participants who responded to the questionnaire

From: Incorporation of patient and public involvement in statistical methodology research: a survey assessing current practices and attitudes of researchers

 

N = 119

Age

 < 25

7 (5.9)

25–34

39 (32.8)

35–44

32 (26.9)

45–54

28 (23.5)

55–65

11 (9.2)

 > 65

0 (0.0)

Prefer not to say

2 (1.7)

Gender

Male

46 (38.7)

Female

70 (58.8)

Prefer not to say

3 (2.5)

Workplace

Academia

96 (80.7)

Industry

4 (3.4)

Clinical trials unit

14 (11.8)

Consultancy

1 (0.8)

Other

4 (3.4)

Career length

0–5 years

38 (31.9)

5–10 years

29 (24.4)

10–15 years

20 (16.8)

 > 15 years

32 (26.9)

Position

Research Assistant (pre-doc or PhD student)

23 (19.3)

Research Associate (post-doc)

20 (16.8)

Lecturer

25 (21.0)

Senior Research Fellow/Lecturer/Associate Professor

27 (22.7)

Professor

24 (20.2)

Region

North East

5 (4.2)

North West

11 (9.2)

Yorkshire and The Humber

17 (14.3)

East Midlands

33 (27.7)

West Midlands

10 (8.4)

East of England

1 (0.8)

London

11 (9.2)

South East

3 (2.5)

South West

11 (9.2)

Wales

1 (0.8)

Scotland

4 (3.4)

Northern Ireland

0 (0)

Outside UK

10 (8.4)

Other

2 (1.7)

Proportion of day spent on statistical

methodology work on average (1–10 scale)

5 (3, 8)

PPI training undertaken

Yes

43 (36.1)

No

76 (63.9)

  1. Values given are median (IQR) for proportion of the day spent working on statistical methodology research and number (%) for all other variables