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Table 7 Significant differences in willingess to share own data by respondent demographics (p < = 0.05), sorted from least to most variation in willingness to share

From: A two-site survey of medical center personnel’s willingness to share clinical data for research: implications for reproducible health NLP research

Substance abuse

Female↓; Male↑; High school and Some college and College degree↑; Grad./Prof degree↓; 26–40↑; 41–56 and 56 + ↓

Domestic violence

Female↑; Male↑; Some College and College degree↑; Grad./Prof degree↓; Staff↑; Other and Faculty↓

Mental Health

Some College↑; College Graduate↑; Grad./Prof degree↓; Faculty↓; Staff↑

Disability

Male↑; Female↓; Grad./Prof degree↓; Some College↑; Faculty↓; Staff↑

Lab results

College degree↑; Grad./Prof degree↓; Faculty↓; Staff ↑

Cancer history

Female↓; Male↑; 26–40↑; 41–56 and 56 + ↓

Reproductive history

Female↑; Male↓; 26–40↑; 41–56 and 56 + ↓

Diagnostic

Faculty↓; Staff↑; Grad. Prof degree↓

Childhood diseases

18–25↓; 56 + ↑; Faculty↓; Student↓

Chronic Illness

26–4↑; 41–55 and 56 + ↓

Demographics

Male↑; Female↓

Alcohol/tobacco use

26–40↑; 41–56↓

Vital signs

None

Medications

None

Surgeries

None

  1. ↑ = more willing to share; ↓ = less willing to share