Table 2.

Outcomes reported in cross-sectional survey in 2014 (classes 2005-2012)

Activities facilitated because of CRTIn = 115
Collaborations created related CRTI, n (%)  
 With CRTI faculty 53 (46) 
 With CRTI coparticipants 38 (33) 
 With non-CRTI participants but because of CRTI 17 (15) 
 Any collaborations 74 (64) 
Agreement that CRTI facilitated career development as an independent researcher, n (%)  
 Strongly agree 73 (63) 
 Agree 33 (29) 
 Neutral 9 (8) 
 Disagree 
 Strongly disagree 
CRTI instrumental to retaining me in hematology research, n (%)  
 Strongly agree 61 (53) 
 Agree 32 (28) 
 Neutral 19 (17) 
 Disagree 3 (3) 
 Strongly disagree 
Outcomes  
 Number of grants in previous 1 year Median 0 (IQR 0, 1) 
  0 61 (53%) 
  1 32 (28%) 
  2-7 22 (19%) 
 Number of articles in previous 1 year Median 2 (IQR 1, 4) 
 Percent effort in research Median 50 (IQR 30, 70) 
 Percent effort in patient care Median 40 (IQR 20, 50) 
 Currently involved in research 109 (95%) 
Activities facilitated because of CRTIn = 115
Collaborations created related CRTI, n (%)  
 With CRTI faculty 53 (46) 
 With CRTI coparticipants 38 (33) 
 With non-CRTI participants but because of CRTI 17 (15) 
 Any collaborations 74 (64) 
Agreement that CRTI facilitated career development as an independent researcher, n (%)  
 Strongly agree 73 (63) 
 Agree 33 (29) 
 Neutral 9 (8) 
 Disagree 
 Strongly disagree 
CRTI instrumental to retaining me in hematology research, n (%)  
 Strongly agree 61 (53) 
 Agree 32 (28) 
 Neutral 19 (17) 
 Disagree 3 (3) 
 Strongly disagree 
Outcomes  
 Number of grants in previous 1 year Median 0 (IQR 0, 1) 
  0 61 (53%) 
  1 32 (28%) 
  2-7 22 (19%) 
 Number of articles in previous 1 year Median 2 (IQR 1, 4) 
 Percent effort in research Median 50 (IQR 30, 70) 
 Percent effort in patient care Median 40 (IQR 20, 50) 
 Currently involved in research 109 (95%) 

IQR, interquartile range.

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