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Table 1 Participants‘ sociodemographic characteristics (n = 276)

From: Which procedures are performed by general internists practicing primary care in Germany? - a cross-sectional study

  

N (%)

Sex

Female

109 (39.5)

Male

166 (60.1)

Practice location (with localities‘ population)

Rural area

127 (46.0)

<  5000 inhabitants

45 (35.4)

5000–10,000 inhabitants

40 (31.5)

>  10,000–20,000 inhabitants

34 (26.8)

>  20,000–50,000 inhabitants

5 (3.9)

>  50,000–100,000 inhabitants

2 (1.6)

>  100,000 inhabitants

0

Urban area

146 (52.9)

<  5000 inhabitants

1 (0.7)

5000–10,000 inhabitants

4 (2.7)

>  10,000–20,000 inhabitants

27 (18.5)

>  20,000–50,000 inhabitants

51 (34.9)

>  50,000–100,000 inhabitants

28 (19.2

>  100,000 inhabitants

34 (23.3)

Population of practice location

<  5000 inhabitants

46 (16.7)

5000–10,000 inhabitants

44 (15.9)

>  10,000–20,000 inhabitants

63 (22.8)

>  20,000–50,000 inhabitants

57 (20.7)

>  50,000–100,000 inhabitants

30 (10.9)

>  100,000 inhabitants

34 (12.3)

Practice model

Solo practice

122 (44.2)

Practice with more than one physician

141 (51.1)

Other

12 (4.3)

Average number of patients per quarter

<  500 patients

9 (3.3)

>  500–1000 patients

52 (18.8)

>  1000–1500 patients

100 (36.2)

>  1500–2000 patients

40 (14.5)

>  2000–2500 patients

34 (12.3)

>  2500 patients

40 (14.5)

  

Mean (SDa) (Range)

Age

 

52.5 (9.2) (32–81)

Years practiced in primary care

 

13.4 (9.3) (1–41)

  1. aStandard deviation