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Table 1 Respondent characteristics

From: Cardiopulmonary arrest in primary care clinics: more holes than cheese: a survey of the knowledge and attitudes of primary care physicians regarding resuscitation

Characteristic

% (n = 185)

Sex

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 Female

58.4% (n = 108)

 Male

37.8% (n = 70)

Years since graduation from medical school

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 <5

6.5% (n = 12)

 5-10

18.5% (n = 35)

 10-20

31.9% (n = 59)

 >20

40.5% (n = 75)

Country of graduation from medical school

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 Israel

57.8% (n = 107)

 Elsewhere

41.1% (n = 76)

Medical Specialty

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 Board certified family care physician

67.9% (n = 129)

 Other board certified expertise

15.1% (n = 28)

 Resident

10.3% (n = 19)

Location

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 Urban

72.4% (n = 134)

 Rural

27.6% (n = 51)

BLS training

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 Yes

98.3% (n = 180)

 No

1.6% (n = 3)

Time of BLS training

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 <2 Years

54.6% (n = 101)

 2-5 Years

34.6% (n = 64)

 >5 Years

7.6% (n = 14)

  1. Missing data: Sex n = 7, Years since graduation n = 4, Country of graduation n = 2, Specialty n = 9, BLS training n = 2, Time of BLS training n = 6