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Table 1 Selected characteristics of study participants involved in 14 focus groups and 19 one-on-one key informant interviews

From: What is a prevention visit? A qualitative study of a structured approach to prevention and screening – the BETTER WISE project

Total # of participants (focus groups)

N = 124

Characteristic

No. (%)

 Gender

  Male

20 (16%)

  Female

104 (84%)

 Profession

  Primary Care Physician

38 (31%)

  Admin/MOA/clerical staff

29 (23%)

  Registered Nurse

16 (13%)

  Clinic manager / coordinator / director

14 (11%)

  Other clinicians (social worker, pharmacist, dieticians)

10 (8%)

  Licensed Practical Nurse / Registered Practical Nurse

9 (7%)

  Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant

6 (5%)

  Family Medicine Residents

2 (2%)

 Province

  Alberta

67 (54%)

  Ontario

37 (30%)

  Newfoundland & Labrador

20 (16%)

Total # of participants (key informant interviews)

N = 17

(2 PPs completed a second interview when they left role)

Characteristic

 Gender

  Male

2

  Female

15

 Profession

  Registered Nurse

3

  Licensed or Registered Practical Nurse

5

  Physician

2

  Nurse practitioner

1

  Dietician

1

  Pharmacist

1

  Clinic director

1

  Clinic coordinator

1

  Clinic medical assistant

1

  Kinesiologist

1

 Province

  Alberta

7

  Ontario

5

  Newfoundland & Labrador

5

  1. All Prevention Practitioners participated in both focus groups and key informant interviews