Sex
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Female
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83.3% (n = 15)
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Age
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< 30–39
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55.6% (n = 10)
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40–49
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16.7% (n = 3)
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> 49
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27.8% (n = 5)
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Professional role
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Family physician
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55.6% (n = 10)
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Nurse/Nurse practitioner
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16.7% (n = 3)
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Social worker
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16.7% (n = 3)
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Dietician
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5.6% (n = 1)
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Psychologist
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5.6% (n = 1)
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Primary Care Network (PCN) affiliation
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Mosaic
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22.2% (n = 4)
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South Calgary
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22.2% (n = 4)
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Calgary West Central
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22.2% (n = 4)
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Calgary Foothills
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16.7% (n = 3)
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Rural or Highland
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16.7% (n = 3)
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Years of professional experience
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< 5
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22.2% (n = 4)
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5- < 10
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27.8% (n = 5)
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> 10
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50.0% (n = 9)
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PCP’s main patient population
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Adults (> 18)
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22.2% (n = 4)
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Children/adolescents (< 18)
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16.7% (n = 3)
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Both
|
61.1% (n = 11)
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Number of children, adolescents, or young adults seen with complex chronic conditions
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< 10
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27.8% (n = 5)
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10–15
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16.7% (n = 3)
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> 15
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55.6% (n = 10)
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Method of children, adolescents, or young adults entrance into carea
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Transferred/referred from pediatric specialist(s)
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50.0% (n = 9)
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Transferred/referred from adult specialist(s)
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22.2% (n = 4)
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Patient self-referred
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27.8% (n = 5)
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Since birth or childhood
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33.3% (n = 6)
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Transferred from other family physician
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22.2% (n = 4)
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Practice location
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Sub-urban
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55.6% (n = 10)
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Inner city
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27.8% (n = 5)
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Rural
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16.7% (n = 3)
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