Table 1 Experts’ baseline information.

From: Curriculum and assessment tool for less invasive surfactant administration: an international Delphi consensus study

Category

LISA experts (n = 153)

Sex (male), n (%)

78 (51%)

Age (years), median [IQR], range

51 [45–57], 32–70

Areas of experience, n (%)a

  Research

73 (48%)

  Curriculum development

85 (56%)

  Clinical education

133 (87%)

Years of LISA experience, median [IQR]

5 [4–8]

Specialty, n (%)a

  Neonatology

149 (97%)

  Pediatrics

25 (16%)

  Anesthesia

1 (1%)

  Other (epidemiology)

1 (1%)

Number of LISA operators per hospital, n (%)

  <4

2 (1%)

  4

6 (4%)

  5

9 (6%)

  6

16 (10%)

  7

6 (4%)

  8

18 (12%)

  9

4 (3%)

  10

9 (6%)

  >10

82 (54%)

Monthly incidence of LISA procedures per operator, n (%)

  <1

56 (37%)

  1–5

79 (52%)

  6–10

10 (7%)

  11–15

3 (2%)

  16–20

3 (2%)

  21–30

0 (0%)

  >30

1 (1%)

Nationality, n (%)

  Denmark

23 (15%)

  Spain

22 (14%)

  Norway

13 (8%)

  China

11 (7%)

  Germany

11 (7%)

  Italy

11 (7%)

  Netherlands

11 (7%)

  France

10 (7%)

  Poland

9 (6%)

  United Kingdom

9 (6%)

  Sweden

8 (5%)

  Australia

7 (5%)

  United States of America

7 (5%)

  Austria

1 (1%)

Number of items suggested for the LISA-CUR, median [IQR]

5 [3–7]

Number of items suggested for the LISA-AT, median [IQR]

4 [3–6]

  1. LISA experts’ baseline information in round 1 (n = 153).
  2. LISA less invasive surfactant administration, LISA-CUR LISA curriculum, LISA-AT LISA assessment tool.
  3. aMore than one option could be chosen.