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. 2022 May 1;100(5):403–409.

Table 1. Primary physicians and interventions characteristics.

Characteristics

n (%)

Primary physician healthcare setting  :

Hospital (inpatients)

Ambulatory (outpatients)

226 (9)

Primary physician healthcare setting :

Tertiary (university hospital)

2152 (86)

Farhat HACHED hospital

1546 (61)

Sahloul hospital

493 (20)

Others

113 (5)

Private clinic / medical office

276 (11)

Secondary / primary

86 (3)

Primary physician specialty :

Medical

1684 (67)

Surgical

729 (29)

Intensive care

101 (4)

Primary physician ward :

Endocrinology

240 (10)

Otorhinolaryngology

180 (7)

Internal medicine

177 (7)

Carcinology

171 (7)

Dermatology

154 (6)

Rheumatology

134 (5)

Cardiology

126 (5)

Gynecology

122 (5)

Others

1210 (48)

Primary physician grade :

Attending doctor

1299 (52)

Assistant professor

522 (21)

Associate professor / professor

381 (15)

General practitioner

282 (11)

Specialist

114 (5)

Postgraduate trainee

1215 (48)

Intern

825 (33)

Resident

390 (15)

Communication of the intervention :

Phone calls

1109 (44)

Bedside consultation

815 (33)

Notes in patients’ records

590 (23)

Type of the intervention :

Help to antibiotic therapy

2012 (80)

Help to diagnosis

351 (14)

Antibiotic prophylaxis / chemoprophylaxis

77 (3)

Vaccination

74 (3)

Total

2514 (100)