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Table 1 Profile of GP responders (n = 112) and non-responders (n = 28)

From: Treating latent TB in primary care: a survey of enablers and barriers among UK General Practitioners

Characteristic

Responders No. (%; 95 % CI)

Non-responders No. (%; 95 % CI)

p-valuea

Type of area served by the general practice:

   

  Urban

86 (76.7; 67.9–83.8)

17 (60.8; 40.8–77.6)

 

  Suburban

20 (17.9; 11.7–26.2)

7 (25.0; 11.8–45.3)

 

  Rural

3 (2.7; 0.9–8.1)

2 (7.1; 1.6–26.3)

 

  Mixed urban/rural

3 (2.7; 0.9–8.1)

2 (7.1; 1.6–26.3)

0.18

Number of GPs based in the general practice:

   

  1–5

56 (50.0; 40.7–59.3)

13 (46.4; 28.2–65.7)

 

  6–10

41 (36.6; 28.1–46.0)

12 (42.9; 25.2–62.5)

 

  11–15

10 (8.9; 4.8–15.9)

2 (7.1; 1.6–26.3)

 

  >15

5 (4.5; 1.8–10.4)

1 (3.6; 0.4–23.7)

0.96

Years of GP experience:

   

  1–5

18 (16.1; 10.3–24.2)

-

 

  6–15

52 (46.4; 37.3–55.8)

-

 

  16–30

35 (31.3; 23.3–40.5)

-

 

  >30

7 (6.2; 3.0–12.7)

-

-

Country of primary medical qualification:

   

  UK

79 (70.5; 61.3–78.3)

-

 

  Other European countries

10 (8.9; 4.8–15.9)

-

 

  Asian Subcontinent countries

20 (17.9; 11.7–26.2)

-

 

  Sub-Saharan Africa countries

2 (1.8; 0.4–7.0)

-

 

  Australia

1 (0.9; 0.1–6.2)

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-

GP with special interest accreditation:

   

  Yes

24 (21.4; 14.7–30.1)

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  1. aFisher’s exact test