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Table 3 OAKS collaborator survey responses, centre activity and data completeness at one-year postoperatively

From: Challenges of one-year longitudinal follow-up of a prospective, observational cohort study using an anonymised database: recommendations for trainee research collaboratives

 

Respondent at a centre with ≥95% completeness

Yes (n = 141)

No (n = 111)

p-value

Stage of Training

Junior Doctor

47 (56.6)

36 (43.4)

0.929

Later Year Student

52 (56.5)

40 (43.5)

 

Early Year Student

41 (53.9)

35 (46.1)

 

Previous participation in initial phase of OAKS data collection

Yes

66 (56.4)

51 (43.6)

0.850

No

74 (55.2)

60 (44.8)

 

Prior experience with audit

Yes

65 (60.2)

43 (39.8)

0.222

No

75 (52.4)

68 (47.6)

 

Rating of experience identifying consultant

Positive (4–5)

91 (58.7)

64 (41.3)

0.235

Not Positive (< 4)

49 (51.0)

47 (49.0)

 

Rating of experience registering audit a

Positive (4–5)

67 (56.8)

51 (43.2)

0.763

Not Positive (< 4)

73 (54.9)

60 (45.1)

 

Rating of experience linking Patient ID a

Positive (4–5)

96 (71.6)

38 (28.4)

< 0.001

Not Positive (< 4)

44 (37.6)

73 (62.4)

 

Rating of experience collecting data a

Positive (4–5)

106 (59.2)

73 (40.8)

0.104

Not Positive (< 4)

34 (47.9)

37 (52.1)

 
  1. aRated on a self-reported Likert scale between 1 (very difficult) and 5 (very easy)