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Table 3 Demographics of GPs interviewed

From: Facilitating professional liaison in collaborative care for depression in UK primary care; a qualitative study utilising normalisation process theory

GP

Gender

Years of experience as GP

Practice population

Practice size

IMD rank

CADET recruitment figures

Actively involved in commissioning

GP001

Female

25 years

Afro-Caribbean, Asian, Eastern European and Turkish, long stay, suburban.

14000

4339

16

No

GP002

Male

17 years

50% Caucasian 50% Asian, urban, deprived, socio-economic mix, many family residents.

2800

2938

12

Yes

GP003

Male

39 years

Urban, mixed social class - less deprived (group 1 & 2).

8000

26048

13

No

GP004

Male

31 years

Urban, mixed social class - less deprived (group 1 & 2).

8000

26048

13

No

GP005

Female

25-26 years

Almost totally white, not deprived, urban edges/semi-rural. Core of family-based patients.

2350

14588

11

No, but is mental health lead for PCT

GP006

Male

28 years

High deprivation, 5-10% Asian population, 1/3 transient, 2/3 settled (lots of families), over-represented mental health comp to other practices.

3500

1128

9

No

GP007

Female

21 years

High deprivation, white British, high unemployment, many patients with smoking-related illnesses.

6000

317

13

Yes in future

GP008

Male

15 years

Afro-Caribbean, Asian, Eastern European and Turkish, long stay, suburban.

14000

4339

16

No

GP009

Male

14 years

Younger population, high turnover, Eastern Europeans, Afro-Caribbean, South Asian, Minority Far East, higher than ‘normal’ mental health issues.

7500

1809

8

Yes but resigning due to political nature

GP010

Male

30 years

Diverse, multi-ethnic. Top 10% most deprived areas in country. A lot of mental health issues.

8000

3428

12

Not for last 18 months

GP011

Male

18 years

Two branches, slightly different demographics in each. One has new Eastern European immigrants; other has significant Asian and African Caribbean. Suburban teaching/training practice.

8300

9601/128182 branches

12

Not any more

GP012

Male

7 years

Same surgery as above. This GP says is inner city practice. Lots of people with English as second language. Mobile patient population (high turnover).

8300

9601/128182 branches

12

Not asked

GP013

Male

17 years

Mainly white males aged 25-35, a few Asian, Chinese and Black people.

7600

8179

16

No

GP014

Female

10 years

Mainly white males aged 25-35, a few Asian, Chinese and Black people.

7600

8179

16

No

GP015

Male

22 years

Majority white British, very few black and minority ethnic groups.

7750

317

13

No