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Table 1 Characteristics of the respondents

From: Perspectives of general practitioners and nursing staff on acute hospital transfers of nursing home residents in Germany: results of two cross-sectional studies

 

General Practitioners (N = 375)

Nursing Home Staff (N = 486)

Age [years]

(n = 371)*

(n = 465)*

 Mean (SD)

54.4

(9.3)

48.0

(9.8)

  ≤ 49

106

(28.6%)

234

(50.3%)

 50–59

150

(40.4%)

170

(36.6%)

  ≥ 60

115

(31.0%)

61

(13.1%)

Sex

(n = 373)*

(n = 476)*

 Male

215

(57.6%)

138

(29.0%)

 Female

158

(42.4%)

338

(71.0%)

Location of the medical practice / the nursing home

(n = 373)*

(n = 461)*

 Rural (≤ 20,000 inhabitants)

195

(52.3%)

238

(51.6%)

 Semi-urban (>  20,000–≤100,000 inhabitants)

94

(25.2%)

131

(28.4%)

 Urban (> 100,000 inhabitants)

84

(22.5%)

92

(20.0%)

Years as general practitioner / in the current position in the nursing home

(n = 373)*

(n = 474)*

 Mean (SD)

18.0

(10.8)

9.7

(8.0)

  ≤ 9

94

(25.2%)

269

(56.8%)

 10–19

106

(28.4%)

139

(29.3%)

  ≥ 20

173

(46.4%)

66

(13.9%)

  1. *numbers differ because of missing values