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Table 1 Baseline demographics of patients and professionals in interviews and questionnaires

From: Patients’ and professionals’ perspectives on implementation of opportunistic salpingectomy: a mixed-method study

 

Interviews

Questionnaires

 

Patients

(N = 11)

Patients

(N = 77)

Duration interviews in minutes (mean – SD)

19.8 (± 4.2)

Age (mean – SD)

42.1 (± 7.2)

43.0 (± 6.5)

Level of education

 Primary / pre-vocational school

0

8 (10%)

 Vocational education

3

26 (34%)

 Pre-college education / college

1

30 (39%)

 University

0

12 (16%)

 Missing

7

1 (1%)

Type of surgery

 Hysterectomy

6

59 (77%)

 Sterilization

5

18 (23%)

Menopausal state

 Premenopausal

10

60 (78%)

 Menopausal

0

14 (18%)

 Post-menopausal

1

2 (2%)

 Missing

0

2 (2%)

Family history of ovarian cancer

 First-degree relative

1

2 (3%)

 Second-degree relative

2

3 (4%)

 None

1

70 (91%)

 Unknown / missing

7

2 (3%)

Made the decision on whether or not to undergo OS herself

 Yes, patient chose for OS

7

55 (71%)

 Yes, patient chose against OS

2

14 (18%)

 No, clinician made the decision

2

6 (8%)

 Other

0

2 (3%)

Counselled by gynecologist

11

74 (96%)

 Missing

0

3 (4%)

Satisfied with the decision

 Yes

9

70 (91%)

 No

0

3 (4%)

 Missing

2

4 (5%)

 

Professionals

(N = 20)

Professionals

(N = 204)

Gynecologists

12 (60%)

195 (94%)

Duration interviews in minutes (mean – SD)

24.9 (± 7.3)

Age (mean – SD)

47.4 (± 7.3)

46.8 (± 7.8)

Work experiences in years

12 (IQR 7–16)

10 (IQR 5–17)

Gender

 Female

9

132 (68%)*

 Male

3

63 (32%)*

Special interest1

 Benign and/or endoscopy

2

130 (67%)*

 Oncology

11

83 (43%)*

 Urogynecology

7

57 (29%)*

 Other

0

6 (3%)*

Type of hospital2

 Academic

1

40 (21%)*

 Teaching hospital

9

110 (57%)*

 Non-teaching hospital

2

50 (26%)*

Gynecological residents

8

9 (4%)

Duration interviews in minutes (mean)

40

Age (mean – SD)

32.5 (± 2.9)

34.4 (± 1.5)

Gender

 Female

7

7

 Male

1

2

Year of residency

 1 or 2

1

0

 3 or 4

5

0

 5 or 6

2

9

Special interest1

 Benign and/or endoscopy

0

7

 Oncology

2

2

 Urogynecology

6

5

 Other

0

0

  1. *Percentage of gynecologist or gynecological residents subgroup; 1 Gynecologists and gynecological residents might have multiple special interests; 2 Some gynecologists were employed in multiple hospitals