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Table 2 Demographic characteristics by group

From: The effectiveness and feasibility of an online educational program for improving evidence-based practice literacy: an exploratory randomized study of US chiropractors

Variable

Training

(n = 147)

Waitlist

(n = 146)

Overall (N = 293)

Age in years, mean (SD)

45.7 (11.3)

45.5 (12.5)

45.6 (11.8)

Sex, no. (%)

 Female

24 (16.3)

35 (24.3)

59 (20.3)

 Male

123 (83.7)

109 (75.7)

232 (79.7)

Race, no. (%)

 White

142 (96.6)

139 (96.5)

281 (96.6)

 Other (Black, Asian, and/or American Indian)

5 (3.4)

5 (3.5)

10 (3.4)

Clinical experience, mean (SD)

 Years in practice

16.3 (9.8)

16.0 (10.6)

16.2 (10.3)

 Number of patients seen daily

21.9 (14.9)

18.5 (11.6)

20.2 (13.5)

Education level before DC degree, no. (%)

 High School, Associate Degree/Some college

25 (17.0)

23 (16.0)

48 (16.5)

 Bachelor’s Degree

107 (72.8)

87 (60.4)

194 (66.7)

 Master’s Degree/Some grad work, Doctorate

15 (10.2)

34 (23.6)

49 (16.8)

Clinical Focus, no. (%)

 Musculoskeletal

98 (66.7)

110 (76.4)

208 (71.5)

 Non-musculoskeletal

49 (33.3)

34 (23.6)

83 (28.5)

Geographic Location, no. (%)

 City

48 (32.7)

44 (30.6)

92 (31.6)

 Suburban

72 (49.0)

77 (53.5)

149 (51.2)

 Rural

27 (18.4)

23 (16.0)

50 (17.2)

  1. Abbreviations: DC Doctor or Chiropractic, SD Standard Deviation