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Table 4 Self-efficacy regarding anamnestic and diagnostic procedures related to SARS-CoV-2

From: Beliefs and practices among primary care physicians during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in Baden-Wuerttemberg (Germany): an observational study

 

Corona-Subspecialised Primary Care Practices

(n = 74)

Primary Care Practices

n = 63

p-value

At the beginning of my work as Subspecialised Primary Care Practice/ of the pandemic (Primary care practices) I felt confident in performing anamnestic and diagnostic procedures for patients with COVID-19 a

44 (59.5)

24 (38.1)

0.001

After 4 weeks of working at the SARS-CoV-2 contact point/ in the Easter period (Primary care Practices) I felt confident in performing anamnestic and diagnostic procedures for patients with COVID-19 a

66 (89.2)

35 (55.6)

 < 0.001

At present I feel confident in performing anamnestic and diagnostic procedures for patients with COVID-19 a, b

66 (89.2)

48 (76.2)

0.024

At the beginning of my work at the SARS-CoV-2 contact point/ of the pandemic (Primary care practice) I feel confident to decide how the further procedure for patients with COVID-19 should look like a

40 (54.1)

26 (41.3)

0.011

After 4 weeks of working at the SARS-CoV-2 contact point/ in the Easter period (Primary care practice) I feel confident to decide how the further procedure for patients with COVID-19 should look like a

66 (89.2)

40 (63.5)

 < 0.001

At present I feel confident to decide how the further procedure for patients with COVID-19 should look like a, b

67 (90.5)

56 (88.9)

0.594

  1. a Answering options were yes, partly, no, I don’t know/ no answer; for better readability only ‘yes’ is reported
  2. b Data was collected between 15 June and 20 July 2020