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. 2023 Oct 17;19(3):2265640. doi: 10.1080/21645515.2023.2265640

Table 1.

Personal and professional characteristics of the participants of the study.

Variable Results
Personal characteristics  
Age median (25th percentile; 75th percentile) 58 y.o (52 y.o; 63 y.o)
Gender, n (%)  
Male 103 (28.8)
Female 255 (71.2)
Specialty*, n (%)  
General Medicine 230 (64.2)
Pediatrics 113 (31.6)
Internal Medicine 87 (24.3)
Other 12 (3.4)
Number of specialties  
One 281 (78.5)
Two or more 77 (21.5)
Location of practice, n (%)  
Capital 66 (18.4)
Regional city 147 (41.1)
Small town 98 (27.4)
Village 47 (13.1)
Professional characteristics  
Type of practice, n (%)  
Solo practice 318 (88.8)
Group practice 40 (11.2)
Number of patients in the practice, n (%)  
1–1000 63 (17.6)
1001–2000 175 (48.9)
2001–3000 88 (24.6)
3001–4000 15 (4.2)
>4001 11 (3.1)
No information 6 (1.7)
Number of children in the practice (aged 0–18 y. o.), n (%)  
1–200 120 (33.5)
201–400 70 (19.6)
401–600 65 (18.2)
601–1000 68 (19.0)
>1001 30 (8.4)
No information 5 (1.4)
Children in the practice as percent of all patients  
1–10% 91 (25.4)
11–20 84 (23.5)
21–30 75 (20.9)
31–40 49 (13.7)
41–50 29 (8.1)
51–100 25 (7.0)

*Option to list more than one specialty.