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Table 1 Sociodemographic and academic characteristics of AHPCCH conference attendees; N = 140, 2014

From: The academic and health policy conference on correctional health: evaluation of its academic and scientific impact

 

Study samplea N (%)

Sociodemographic characteristics

 

 Gender

 

 Male

61 (45.9)

 Female

72 (54.1)

Age group

 

 Under 30 years

7 (5.6)

 30–39 years

30 (24.2)

 40–49 years

32 (25.8)

 50–59 years

33 (26.6)

 60+ years

22 (17.7)

 Range

25–73 years

 Mean (SD)

47.2 (11.9)

 Median

46.5

 Race

 

 White

107 (81.7)

 Non-White

24 (18.3)

 Ethnicity

 

 Not Hispanic or Latino

125 (97.7)

 Hispanic or Latino

3 (2.3)

Academic characteristics

 

 Discipline

 

 Behavioral health (e.g., psychology, social work)

40 (28.6)

 Education

10 (7.1)

 Health management

11 (7.9)

 Infectious diseases

15 (10.7)

 Law

2 (1.4)

 Nursing

19 (13.6)

 Pharmacy

1 (0.7)

 Primary care

21 (15.0)

 Psychiatry

8 (5.7)

 Public health

44 (31.4)

 Quality assurance/improvement

6 (4.3)

 Research

45 (32.1)

 Sociology

6 (4.3)

 Other medical specialties (e.g., pediatrics, OB/Gyn)

9 (6.4)

 Other non-medical specialties (e.g., IT, economics)

11 (7.9)

 Current role at home institution

 

 Clinician

39 (27.9)

 Educator

47 (33.6)

 Researcher

76 (54.3)

 Policy expert

15 (10.7)

 Administrator

26 (18.6)

 Executive leader

17 (12.1)

 Other (e.g., consultant, student, funder)

15 (10.7)

 Years of experience in academe

 

 Range

0–40 years

 Mean (SD)

11.3 (8.8)

 Median

9.5

 Years of experience in criminal justice health

 

 Range

1–41 years

 Mean (SD)

11.4 (8.6)

 Median

9.5

Conference characteristics

 

 Presenters

137 (97.9)

 Scholarship recipientsb

40 (28.6)

  1. aStudy Sample: Some variables may not total to 140 because of sporadic missing data
  2. bOf the 40 scholarship recipients, 37 (92.5 %) also were conference presenters