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Table 5 Relationship between demographic data and barriers toward conducting research

From: Attitudes and barriers towards conducting research amongst primary care physicians in Bahrain: a cross-sectional study

 

Barriers

Test

P-value

95% CI

Mean

SD

Age groups

< 40

3.40

.75

ANOVA

0.602

(3.24,3.57)

40–50

3.34

.80

(3.12,3.56)

> 50

3.25

.81

(3.01,3.50)

Gender

Male

3.21

.84

T-test

0.123

(3.00,3.42)

Female

3.40

.78

(3.27,3.53)

Nationality

Bahraini

3.39

.78

T-test

0.082

(3.27,3.51)

Non-Bahraini

3.14

.87

(2.84,3.43)

Years of Practice Grouping

< 10

3.40

.75

ANOVA

0.818

(3.20,3.60)

10–20

3.41

.79

(3.23,3.60)

> 20

3.32

.80

(3.09,3.56)

Designation

GP

3.02

.89

ANOVA

0.000

(2.78,3.27)

Family Physician Resident

3.31

.78

(3.11,3.50)

Family Physician Consultant

3.56

.69

(3.41,3.72)

Specialty Board Certificate

Yes

3.42

.75

T-test

0.011

(3.31,3.53)

No

2.96

.96

(2.62,3.29)

  1. Higher mean score indicates higher barriers encountered by physicians