Demographics
|
Round 1
|
Round 2
|
Consensus meeting
|
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Gender
|
Male
|
9 (30.0%)
|
9 (33.3%)
|
2 (22.2%)
|
Female
|
21 (70.0%)
|
18 (66.7%)
|
7 (77.8%)
|
Age
|
30 ~ 39
|
9 (30.0%)
|
8 (29.6%)
|
1 (11.1%)
|
40 ~ 49
|
15 (50.0%)
|
14 (51.9%)
|
6 (66.7%)
|
50~
|
6 (20.0%)
|
5 (18.5%)
|
2 (22.2%)
|
Professional field
|
GP
|
16 (53.4%)
|
15 (55.6%)
|
5 (55.6%)
|
Leader of CHSI
|
10 (33.3%)
|
8 (29.6%)
|
3 (33.3%)
|
Endocrinologist
|
3 (10.0%)
|
3 (11.1%)
|
1 (11.1%)
|
Primary care researcher
|
1 (3.3%)
|
1 (3.7%)
|
0
|
Work year
|
5 ~ 10
|
7 (23.3%)
|
6 (22.2%)
|
1 (11.1%)
|
11 ~ 20
|
17 (56.7%)
|
16 (59.3%)
|
7 (77.8%)
|
21 ~ 30
|
6 (20.0%)
|
5 (18.5%)
|
1 (11.1%)
|
Highest degree
|
PhD
|
2 (6.6%)
|
2 (7.4%)
|
0
|
Master
|
14 (46.7%)
|
13 (48.2%)
|
5 (55.6%)
|
Bachelor
|
14 (46.7%)
|
12 (44.4%)
|
4 (44.4%)
|
Professional titlea
|
Senior grade title
|
10 (33.3%)
|
8 (29.6%)
|
5 (55.6%)
|
Associate senior grade title
|
12 (40.0%)
|
12 (44.4%)
|
3 (33.3%)
|
Middle grade title
|
8 (26.7%)
|
7 (26.0%)
|
1 (11.1%)
|
- Abbreviation: GP General practitioner; CHSI Community health service institution
- Note: a professional titles include junior grade, middle grade, associate senior grade and senior grade titles, which are based upon work experience and research achievement of health professionals