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Table 4 Characteristics of the expert panel

From: Development of the national consensus statement on ear health and hearing check recommendations for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children aged under 6 years attending primary care: systematic scoping review and e-Delphi

Expert panel characteristics

Expert panel n (%)

Gender

 Female

63 (80%)

Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander

 Yes

17 (21%)

Sectora - n (%)

 Primary care

47 (59%)

 Secondary care

5 (6%)

 Tertiary care

15 (19%)

 Research

10 (13%)

Health setting

 Community controlled health service

27 (34%)

 Mainstream health service

35 (44%)

Jurisdiction

 National

7 (9.9%)

 New South Wales

18 (22.8%)

 Queensland

12 (15.2%)

 Northern Territory

11 (13.9%)

 Western Australia

10 (12.7%)

 South Australia

8 (10.1%)

 Victoria

6 (7.6%)

 Tasmania

2 (2.5%)

 Australian Capital Territory

1 (1.3%)

 New Zealand

4 (5.1%)

Experienced in remote settings

 Yes

29 (37%)

Professiona

 Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Worker or Health Practitioner

10 (12.7%)

 Nurse (child and family health nurse or other)

17 (21.5%)

 General Practitioner

8 (10.1%)

 Audiologist/Audiometrist

16/1 (21.5%)

 Paediatrician

3 (3.8%)

 Ear Nose and Throat surgeon

7 (9.9%)

  1. aSeveral panel members are represented in more than one category