Table 29:

Characteristics of Psychiatrists in Included Studies

Author, Year	N	Age, Years	Education, n (%)	Subspecialty, n (%)	Place of Work, n (%)	rTMS in Place of Work, n (%)	Experience With rTMS, (%)
AlHadi et al, 2017176	96 psychiatrists 78 men (81%)	36.99 (SD 7.84)	Junior resident 14 (15) Senior resident 11 (11) Specialist (registrar) 23 (24) Consultant 48 (50)	General 62 (64.6) Mood 1 (1) Anxiety 2 (2) Child or adolescent 8 (8) Psychosomatic 7 (7) Psychotherapy 2 (2) Geriatrics 3 (3) Addiction 7 (7) Other 4 (4)	General hospital 37 (39) Teaching hospital 20 (21) Psychiatric 39 (41)	Yes 8 (8) No 88 (92)	Yes 8 (8) No 88 (92)
Bourla et al, 2020177	475 psychiatrists	205 (43.1%)	Resident 176 (37) Hospital practitioner 142 (29.8) Private practitioner 72 (15.1) Post-resident (assistant) 66 (19.9) Professor 17 (3.6) NA 3 (0.6)	Adult psychiatry 371 (77.9) Child psychiatry 52 (10.9) Addiction medicine 24 (5) Geriatric psychiatry 21 (4.4) Forensic psychiatry 5 (1.1) Other 3 (0.6)	(Except residents) University hospital 99 (33) Public psychiatry (sectored) 98 (32.7) Private practice 46 (15.3) Clinic 27 (9) General hospital 25 (8.3) NA 5 (1.6)	NR	NR

Abbreviations: NA, not applicable; NR, not recorded; rTMS, repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation; SD, standard deviation.