A cross sectional observational study of research activity of allied health teams: is there a link with self-reported success, motivators and barriers to undertaking research?

Table 5 Frequency of reported team barriers to undertaking research and correlation with research activity

Team barrier	% frequency of participants reporting team barrier								Correlation analyses with research activity
	Team 1	Team 2	Team 3	Team 4	Team 5	Team 6	Team 7	Team 8	Correlation analyses with research activity
	(n = 7)	(n = 15)	(n = 14)	(n = 15)	(n = 10)	(n = 15)	(n = 9)	(n = 10)	Journal ratio		Funding ratio		No. projects
	(n = 7)	(n = 15)	(n = 14)	(n = 15)	(n = 10)	(n = 15)	(n = 9)	(n = 10)	r_τ =	p=	r_τ =	p=	r_τ =	p=
Lack of time for research	71	93	100	93	90	93	89	80	-.372	.364	-.149	.725	-.184	.663
Clinical backfill	57	67	86	53	80	60	55	70	-.209	.619	-.278	.504	-.337	.414
Other work roles take priority	100	80	93	67	90	67	78	60	-.524	.182	-.482	.227	-.129	.761
Lack of funds	86	47	64	73	30	53	67	50	-.034	.937	-.067	.875	-.405	.319
Lack of admin support	57	67	64	40	50	73	33	50	-.412	.310	-.587	.126	.-562	.147
Staff shortage	43	53	57	47	80	60	33	90	.198	.168	-.057	.893	-.422	.298