Table 3.
Gender-specific and urban-rural differences among general practitioners.
| General Practitioners (n = 109) |
p-Value [95% CI in %] * |
|||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gender |
Female n = 55
N (%) |
Male n = 54
N (%) |
||
| Asking for clarification (+) | 50 (93) | 39 (71) | 0.0011 [6.1; 34.7] | |
| Inform about psychosocial issues (+) | 38 (69) | 23 (43) | 0.002 [9.4; 43.6] | |
| Inform about self-medication (+) | 47 (85) | 33 (61) | <0.001 [8.4; 40.3] | |
| Residence |
Urban n = 44
N (%) |
Rural n = 65
N (%) |
||
| Tell own presumptions (+) | 11 (26) | 25 (38) | <0.001 [8.4; 40.3] | |
| Friendliness (+) | 20 (47) | 18 (29) | 0.0562 [−36.4; 0.5] | |
| Give negative feedback (+) | 11 (26) | 28 (43) | 0.0627 [0.4; 34.6] | |
(+), “very important”. Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval. * 95%—confidence interval for the difference in proportions.