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. 2024 Apr 14;53(4):afae075. doi: 10.1093/ageing/afae075

Table 1.

The participants’ characteristics of the study

Participant number Gender Speciality/Rank Institution type Region Years of experience a
1 Male Physiotherapist Non-MOH Central Region 4
2 Male Senior Physiotherapist MOH Southern Region 12
3 Female Senior Physiotherapist Non-MOH Western Region 13
4 Male Orthopaedic Surgeon MOH Southern Region 18
5 Male Senior Physiotherapist Non-MOH Western Region 9
6 Male Orthopaedic Surgeon Non-MOH Eastern Region 5
7 Male Orthopaedic Surgeon Non-MOH Central Region 40
8 Male Orthopaedic Surgeon MOH Western Region 20
9 Male Orthopaedic Surgeon MOH Western Region 10
10 Female Senior Physiotherapist Non-MOH Central Region 9
11 Female Physiotherapist MOH Southern Region 10
12 Male Physiotherapist Non-MOH Eastern Region 17
13 Male Senior Physiotherapist Non-MOH Southern Region 17
14 Female Physiotherapist MOH Southern Region 8
15 Male Orthopaedic Surgeon MOH Central Region 10
16 Female Orthopaedic Surgeon MOH Southern Region 8
17 Male Senior Physiotherapist MOH Central Region 15
18 Male Orthopaedic Surgeon MOH Southern Region 8
19 Male Orthopaedic Surgeon Non-MOH Northern Region 6
20 Male Orthopaedic Surgeon Non-MOH Northern Region 9

aOrthopaedic surgeons’ experiences varied between those who reported the years of their entire career as clinicians and others specifying their experience since becoming orthopaedic surgeons or after taking a subspeciality.