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Critical Care Current Fellows Table 341. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Current national standards for fellowship training include expectations of at least 12 months of clinical experience. Do you believe that there is a need to change the minimum expected amount of clinical training time in your subspecialty? (N=3351) Yes, I believe that the minimum expected amount of clinical training time should be increased Yes, I believe that the minimum expected amount of clinical training time should be decreased No, I believe that the minimum expected amount of clinical training is appropriate 28 (87) 28 (835).27 2 (7) 2 (53) 62 (195) 65 (1983) Unsure 8 (25) 5 (166) Table 342. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Why do you believe that the expected minimum amount of clinical training time in your subspecialty should be increased? Please choose all that apply. (N=922) Increases in types of procedures and/or complexity of patient care Duty hour restrictions and other changes during residency have resulted in me not being ready to start fellowship at the level of competence I expected Duty hour restrictions during fellowship have reduced the amount of time for my clinical training during Need for further development of clinical independence Need for additional supervisory experience Need for additional time for longitudinal case management Other (N=87) (N=835) 78 (68) 67 (556).03 15 (13) 9 (74).06 36 (31) 10 (82) <.0001 70 (61) 80 (664).04 28 (24) 26 (219).78 15 (13) 29 (242).0005 5 (4) 8 (66).27 Table 343. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Why do you believe that the minimum expected amount of clinical training time in your subspecialty should be decreased? Please choose all that apply. (N=60) (N=7) (N=53) It takes less time than what is currently recommended to establish clinical competence 71 (5) 66 (35).78

Need to spend additional time in research/scholarly activity 0 (0) 38 (20).05 Other 29 (2) 19 (10).55 Table 344. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Do you believe that the amount of scholarly activity should be the same for all fellows in your subspecialty, regardless of career path (i.e., those who pursue primarily a clinical vs. primarily a research career)? (N=3351) Yes 39 (123) 41 (1244).54 No 61 (191) 59 (1793) Table 345. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Current national standards for fellowship training include expectations that programs provide fellows with approximately 12 months for scholarly activity. Do you believe that there is a need to change the expected amount of scholarly activity time in your subspecialty? (N=3351) Yes, I believe that the expected amount of clinical training time should be increased Yes, I believe that the expected amount of time in scholarly activity should be decreased, but not eliminated Yes, I believe that the expected scholarly activity requirement should be eliminated No, I believe that the current expected amount of time in scholarly activity is 9 (27) 10 (319) 25 (79) 21 (625).01 10 (31) 6 (189) 47 (148) 54 (1644) Unsure 9 (29) 9 (260) Table 346. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Why do you believe that the expected amount of time devoted to scholarly activity should be increased? Please choose all that apply. (N=346) Need additional scholarly activity preparation to begin junior faculty research positions under current model Duty hour restrictions have adversely limited scholarly activity time (N=27) (N=319) 74 (20) 82 (261).32 41 (11) 22 (69).02 Other 22 (6) 16 (51).40

Table 347. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Why do you believe that the expected amount of time devoted to scholarly activity during fellowship should be decreased or eliminated? Please choose all that apply. (N=924) Scholarly activity requirements are a deterrent to pursuing fellowship training Fellows who plan to pursue primarily clinical careers do not need the current amount of scholarly activity during training (N=110) (N=814) 25 (28) 25 (206).97 77 (85) 85 (690).04 It would allow for a shortened fellowship training 32 (35) 40 (328).09 It would allow more time to be devoted to additional clinical training 75 (82) 73 (596).77 Other 6 (7) 4 (31).21 Table 348. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Which of the following activities are you completing in order to meet your scholarly activity requirements during fellowship? Please choose all that apply. (N=3351) Bench or clinical research 76 (238) 85 (2569) <.0001 Health services research 12 (37) 9 (279).13 Quality improvement activities or clinical care guideline development Education-based activities (e.g., Developing an educational module on CD-ROM) 45 (141) 50 (1529).07 16 (51) 14 (429).31 Master of Public Health or Master of Education 6 (19) 10 (301).03 Master of Business Administration or other business/financial training 1 (2) 1 (15).73 Other 9 (28) 10 (297).62 Table 349. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Does your fellowship program have a scholarly activity or research core curriculum for fellows? (N=3351) Yes 86 (271) 85 (2590).62 No 14 (43) 15 (447)

Table 350. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Please indicate which years in training fellows participate in the core curriculum: Please choose all that apply.(n=2861) (N=271) (N=2590) Year one 84 (228) 80 (2082).14 Year two 85 (230) 83 (2140).35 Year three 78 (212) 74 (1926).16 Unsure 5 (14) 4 (103).35 Table 351. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Is the core curriculum strictly didactic (i.e., only lectures)? (N=2861) (N=271) (N=2590) Yes 37 (99) 35 (911).73 No 54 (147) 54 (1402) Unsure 9 (25) 11 (277) Table 352. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Do fellows from all subspecialties in your pediatrics department participate in the same core curriculum together? (N=2861) (N=271) (N=2590) Yes 53 (142) 49 (1274).58 No 37 (101) 39 (1071) Unsure 10 (28) 12 (299) Table 353. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Please indicate which of the following components you believe should be included in a fellowship program core curriculum. Please choose all that apply. (N=3351)

Biostatistics 89 (278) 87 (2650).52 Epidemiology 68 (215) 73 (2232).06 Quality improvement modules 66 (207) 60 (1822).04 Journal club 69 (216) 69 (2099).91 Master of Public Health or Master of Education 17 (52) 16 (477).69 Master of Business Administration or other business/financial training 14 (44) 11 (328).08 Grant or proposal writing course/training 63 (199) 71 (2158).005 Training in other aspects of research: Institutional Review Board, developing research protocols, etc. 63 (199) 73 (2203).0006 Adult learning, teaching, and curriculum development 54 (169) 47 (1434).03 Table 354. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Have you initiated your fellowship scholarly activity? (N=3351) No 5 (14) 6 (171).59 Yes, I have started planning my scholarly activity 28 (89) 29 (894) Yes, I have actually begun or completed my project 67 (211) 65 (1972) Table 355. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Has a specific Scholarship Oversight Committee (SOC) been identified for you? (N=3351) No 12 (39) 19 (563) Yes 88 (275) 81 (2474).007 Table 356. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Have you met with your Scholarship Oversight Committee (SOC)? (N=2749) (N=275) (N=2474) No 15 (41) 12 (303) Yes 85 (234) 88 (2171).21

Table 357. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: How many times have you met with your Scholarship Oversight Committee (SOC) since you commenced fellowship training? (N=2405) (N=234) (N=2171) 1 time 26 (60) 27 (592).92 2 times 23 (55) 23 (492) 3 times 20 (46) 20 (444) 4 or more times 31 (73) 30 (643) Table 358. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Please indicate whether your Scholarship Oversight Committee (SOC) has assisted you in any of the following activities. Please choose all that apply. (N=2405) (N=234) (N=2171) Choosing a scholarly activity topic 47 (110) 48 (1032).88 Providing mentorship during my scholarly activity project Advocating for time needed to conduct my scholarly activity Obtaining data or professional contacts needed to conduct my scholarly activity 77 (180) 77 (1682).85 31 (72) 34 (733).36 43 (101) 43 (929).91 Evaluating my progress as related to scholarly activity 91 (212) 88 (1910).24 None of the above 2 (4) 2 (43).78 Table 359. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: How valuable has the Scholarship Oversight Committee (SOC) been to your training? (N=2405) (N=234) (N=2171) Very valuable Somewhat valuable Unsure 25 (58) 31 (676) 49 (114) 42 (920) 11 (25) 10 (210).16

Of little value Not of value 11 (27) 14 (297) 4 (10) 3 (68) Table 360. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Do you plan to conduct research (basic, clinical or health services research) at some point during your career after fellowship? (N=3351) Yes, research will be a major part of my career Yes, research will be a minor part of my career No Unsure 20 (63) 25 (761).27 46 (145) 43 (1297) 13 (41) 12 (375) 21 (65) 20 (604) Table 361. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Has your experience with scholarly activity during fellowship influenced your intended career path after fellowship? (N=3351) No, it has not changed my choice of career path 44 (138) 42 (1271) Yes, I now plan to work primarily in research 4 (13) 8 (240).01 Yes, I now plan to work primarily as a clinician 11 (35) 11 (335) Yes, I now plan to work primarily as a clinician-educator 21 (66) 16 (476) Unsure 20 (62) 23 (715) Table 362. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: What was your previous plan? (N=1165) (N=114) (N=1051) Primarily research 7 (8) 11 (115) Primarily clinical care 38 (43) 39 (409).34 Primarily clinician-educator 31 (35) 24 (254) Unsure 24 (28) 26 (273)

Table 363. CRITICAL CARE: CURRENT FELLOWS: Do you believe that there is a need to increase or decrease the required overall length of fellowship training in your subspecialty? Please choose one option. (N= 3351) No, I believe that the required training duration, regardless of career path, should remain at three years Yes, I believe that the required training duration, regardless of career path, should be shortened to fewer than three years Yes, I believe that there should be two different tracks, a shorter duration track for clinicians or clinicianeducators and a longer duration track for fellows who plan to pursue academic research Yes, I believe that the required training duration, regardless of career path, should be extended to more than three years 53 (166) 49 (1495).03 6 (20) 9 (267) 37 (117) 40 (1225) 4 (11) 2 (50)