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Table 1 Delphi panel participant demographic characteristics (n = 57), reported as n (%) unless otherwise stateda

From: Research priorities of the Canadian chiropractic profession: a consensus study using a modified Delphi technique

Characteristic

 

Age (mean, SD)

47. 5, 11.0

Female (1 response missing)

14 (25%)

Canadian province where reside

 Ontario

23 (40%)

 Quebec

13 (23%)

 Alberta

4 (7%)

 British Columbia

4 (7%)

 Manitoba

4 (7%)

 Saskatchewan

3 (5%)

 Newfoundland and Labrador

2 (4%)

 Prince Edward Island

2 (4%)

 New Brunswick

1 (2%)

 Nova Scotia

1 (2%)

 Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Yukon

0

Highest academic degree (1 response missing)

 Bachelor

7 (13%)

 Doctor of Chiropractic

16 (29%)

Masters

7 (13%)

 PhD

23 (41%)

 PhD Candidate

3 (5%)

Holds a chiropractic degree

52 (91%)

Institution where received chiropractic degree

 Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College

36 (69%)

 Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières

4 (8%)

Palmer College of Chiropractic

3 (6%)

 Otherb

9 (17%)

Years since graduating from chiropractic college (mean, sd)

23.3, 9.8

Place of workc

 Clinical practice

27 (47%)

 Educational institution (teaching and/or research)

30 (53%)

 Administration (including CEO/Executive Director)

14 (25%)

 Other

8 (14%)

Organisation that participant representsc

 University

19 (34%)

 Chiropractic association

17 (30%)

 Chiropractic educational institution

16 (29%)

 Chiropractic speciality college

8 (14%)

 Regulatory board

7 (13%)

Funding body

3 (5%)

 Student association

3 (5%)

 Other

8 (15%)

  1. aDue to rounding, may not add to 100%
  2. bCleveland Chiropractic College; Institut Franco-Européen de Chiropraxie; Logan College of Chiropractic; National University of Health Sciences; Northwestern Chiropractic College; New York Chiropractic College; University of Western States
  3. cParticipants could choose more than one response