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• W4320481010 abstract "Objectives The precise number of actively practicing vascular surgeons who self-identify as Black American and the historical race composition trends within the overall profession of vascular surgery are unknown. Limited demographic data have been collected and maintained at the societal or national board level. Vascular surgery societal reports suggest that less than 2% of vascular surgeons identify as Black American. Black Americans comprise 13.4% of the U.S. population yet for disorders such as peripheral artery disease and end-stage renal disease, Black communities are disproportionately impacted, and the prevalence of disease is greater on an age-adjusted basis. A significant body of research shows that clinical outcomes such as medication adherence, shared decision-making, and research trial participation are positively impacted by racial concordance especially for communities in whom distrust is high as a consequence of historic experiences. This survey aims to characterize practice and career variables within a network of Black American vascular surgeons. Methods A cross-sectional survey was conducted via a questionnaire sent to all participants of the Society of Black Vascular Surgeons that began to convene monthly during the COVID-19 pandemic and experienced subsequent organic growth. The survey included 20 questions with variables quantified including the surgeon’s demographics, clinical experience, practice setting, patient demographics, and professional society engagement. Results Fifty-nine percent of the Society of Black Vascular Surgeons members completed the survey. Males comprised 81% of the responding vascular surgeons. The majority (62%) of respondents were involved in academic practice. Less than 25% of the total medical staff were Black American in 77% of the respondents’ current work practice. The patient racial composition within their respective practice settings was as follows: White (47%), Black (34%), Hispanic (13%), Asian (3%), Middle Eastern or North African (2%), and American Indian and Alaskan Natives (0.4%). Forty-three percent of respondents had a current active membership in the Society for Vascular Surgery, and 24% had a regional society membership. Fifty-eight percent of respondents reported that they experienced a workplace event that they felt was racially or ethically driven in the 12 months before the survey. Conclusions This survey describes an under-represented in medicine vascular surgeon subgroup that has not heretofore been characterized. Racial and ethnic demographic data are essential to better understand the current demographic makeup of our specialty and to develop benchmark goals of race composition that mirrors our society at large. The patients of this group of Black American vascular surgeons were more likely to represent a racial minority. Efforts to increase race diversity in vascular surgery have the potential benefit of enhancing care of patients with vascular disease." @default.
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• W4320481010 title "Racial diversity and Black vascular surgeons in vascular surgery workforce" @default.
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