From: Managing diabetic foot infections: a survey of Australasian infectious diseases clinicians
Physicians | Trainees | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
No. Responses (% unless otherwise stated) | No. of respondents who answered the question | No. Responses (% unless otherwise stated) | No. of respondents who answered the question | |
Total number | 103 (70%) | 103 | 39 (30%) | 39 |
Location | ||||
Australia | 77 (87%) | 89 | 29 (94%) | 31 |
Metropolitan (capital) | 62 (81%) | 77 | 21 (72%) | 29 |
Urban (> 100,000) | 13 (17%) | 77 | 8 (28%) | 29 |
Rural (< 100,000) | 2 (3%) | 77 | ||
New Zealand | 14 (13%) | 89 | 2 (6%) | 31 |
Metropolitan | 4 (29%) | 14 | 1 (50%) | 2 |
Urban | 9 (64%) | 14 | 1 (50%) | 2 |
Rural | 1 (7%) | 14 | ||
Years of experience (median, IQR) | 7 [3, 15] | 103 | ||
Year of training (median, IQR) | 2 [1,3] | 39 | ||
No of ID consultations per week | ||||
Inpatient (median, IQR) | 11 [6, 16] | 89 | 21 [16.5, 30] | 31 |
Outpatient (median, IQR) | 9 [6, 16] | 89 | 9 [6, 11] | 31 |
No of DFI consultations per week | ||||
Inpatient (median, IQR) | 3 [2, 4] | 89 | 5 [4, 6] | 31 |
Outpatient (median, IQR) | 2 [1, 4] | 89 | 2 [2, 3] | 31 |