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Table 1 Comparison of age, gender and practice locations of responding and non-responding GPs

From: A survey of knowledge, attitudes, barriers and support needs in providing hepatitis B care among GPs practising in Australia

 

Respondents (n = 134)

Non-respondents (n = 828)

p-value

Age > 50 (n, %)

85 (64)a

477 (57) b

0.20

Female (n, %)

71 (53)

359 (43)

0.05

Practice state (n, %)

  New South Wales

43 (32)

288 (35)

0.04

  Victoria

40 (30)

173 (21)

  Queensland

20 (15)

180 (22)

  Western Australia

14 (10)

83 (10)

  South Australia

12 (9)

61 (7)

  North Territory

3 (2)

5 (1)

  Australian Capital Territory

2 (1)

15 (2)

  Tasmania

0

23 (3)

CHB prevalence in practice PHN (%) (mean, SD)

1.00 (0.03)

0.99 (0.01)

0.60

CHB prevalence of practice PHN (%) (n, %)

  [0.52, 0.76)

36 (27)

221 (27)

0.80

  [0.76, 1.00)

43 (32)

284 (34)

  [1.00, 1.23)

19 (14)

137 (17)

  [1.23,1.47)

28 (21)

149 (18)

  [1.47, 1.71]

8 (6)

37 (4)

  1. a Of 133 respondents with age data available. b Of 823 non-respondents with age data available
  2. PHN Primary Health Network
  3. Demographics data of non-respondents were sourced from the AMPCo database. Postcode data of participants’ practice was mapped to states or territories and to PHN as per the 2016–2017 PHN concordance file released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The CHB prevalence of each PHN was sourced from Australian hepatitis B mapping project data in 2017