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. 2019 May 16;3(4):571–581. doi: 10.1007/s41669-019-0135-2

Table 2.

Characteristics of the DCE sample

Variable Category Individuals completing all 10 DCE scenarios [n = 116]
Mean (SD) n (%)
Questionnaire version 1 54 (46)
2 62 (53)
Age, years 44 (8) 116 (100)
Male 59 (51)
Length of time as a fully qualified nurse or doctor (years) Doctor 20 (9) Doctors n = 94 (82)
Nurse 26 (9) 12 (10)
Health care assistant 8 (NA) 1 (1)
Other (details not provided) NA 4 (3)
Other (tissue viability nurse/specialist nurse) NA 5 (4)
Length of time working in primary care (years) 14.27 14.3 (8.64) 116 (100)
Clinical discipline GP fully qualified (salaried or partner or locum) 89 (76.7)
GP in training 1 (< 1)
GP registrar 4 (3.4)
Practice nurse 8 (6.9)
Nurse practitioner 3 (2.6)
Community matron 1 (< 1)
Health care assistant 1 (< 1)
Other (please give details) 9 (8)
Location South East 18 (15.5)
London 1 (< 1)
North West 1(< 1)
West Midlands 7 (6)
South West 52 (45)
Yorkshire and the Humber 7 (6)
North East 30 (26)
Ethnicity White 102 (88)
Asian 8 (7)
Black 4 (3)
Other 1 (< 1)
Prefer not to say 1 (< 1)
Currently involved in the diagnosis and detection of PAD Yes 116 (100)

NA not applicable, DCE discrete-choice experiment, PAD peripheral arterial disease, SD standard deviation, GP general practitioner