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Table 2 Interviewees’ and questionnaire respondents’ characteristics

From: Online respondent-driven detection for enhanced contact tracing of close-contact infectious diseases: benefits and barriers for public health practice

 

Interviewees (n = 12)

Respondents (n = 70)

Age, in years (M;IQR)

38.5 (34.5–56.8)

49 (36–59.3)

Sex (%)

 - Male

4 (33.3)

22 (31.4)

 - Female

8 (66.7)

48 (68.6)

Province of employment (%)

 - Brabant

.

6 (8.6)

 - Caribbean Netherlandsa

.

1 (1.4)

 - Drenthe

.

1 (1.4)

 - Flevoland

.

1 (1.4)

 - Friesland

.

2 (2.9)

 - Gelderland

.

14 (20.0)

 - Groningen

.

5 (7.1)

 - Limburg

4 (33.3)

7 (10.0)

 - North-Holland

.

13 (18.6)

 - Overijssel

.

6 (8.6)

 - Utrecht

5 (41.7)

4 (5.7)

 - Zeeland

.

1 (1.4)

 - South-Holland

3 (25)

9 (12.9)

Role (%)

 - PHS nurse

6 (50.0)

33 (47.1)

 - PHS doctor

6 (50.0)

35 (50.0)

 - PHS manager

.

2 (2.9)

Experience with contact tracing, in years (M;IQR)

9 (4.8–14.8)

11 (6–19.3)

  1. M Median, IQR Inter-quartile range
  2. aConsisting of Sint-Eustatius, Saba, and Bonaire