Table 1.
Demographic data for the respondents
| Men | Women | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Number of participants | 65 (41%) | 91 (58%) | 157 (100%) |
| Gender (missing = 1) | |||
| Age | |||
| Age < 35 year | 7 (11%) | 14 (15%) | 21 (13%) |
| Age 35–49 year | 23 (35%) | 47 (51%) | 70 (45%) |
| Age > 49 year | 35 (54%) | 31 (34%) | 66 (42%) |
| Speciality (missing = 1) | |||
| Specialist in general practice | 41 (63%) | 64 (70%) | 105 (67%) |
| Primary care physician without speciality in general medicine | 23 (35%) | 28 (30%) | 51 (33%) |
| Speciality experience (n = 109) | |||
| Worked as a specialist in general practice 0–5 year | 13 (20%) | 19 (21%) | 32 (20,5%) |
| Worked as a specialist in general practice 6–10 year | 7 (11%) | 17 (19%) | 24 (15,5%) |
| Worked as a specialist in general practice > 10 year | 25 (38%) | 28 (32%) | 53 (50%) |
| Full-time/part-time (missing = 3) | |||
| Working full-time | 41 (63%) | 36 (40%) | 77 (50%) |
| Working part-time | 22 (34%) | 55 (60%) | 77 (50%) |
| Public/private clinic (missing = 1) | |||
| Public primary care | 48 (74%) | 72 (79%) | 120 (77%) |
| Private primary care | 17 (26%) | 19 (21%) | 36 (23%) |