Impeding and facilitating factors for the implementation of alcohol interventions in hospitals: a qualitative and exploratory study among Dutch healthcare professionals

Table 1 Participant characteristics

No.	Role	Sex	Department	Organization type
1^a	Nurse	F	Gastroenterology	Top clinical hospital 1
2^a	Attending physician	M	Gastroenterology	Top clinical hospital 1
3^a	Social worker	M	–	Social work organization
4^b	Psychiatric nurse	F	–	Psychiatry organization 1
5^b	Psychiatric nurse practitioner	M	–	Psychiatry organization 2
6^b	Psychiatric nurse	M	–	Addiction care organization 1
7^b	Prevention officer	M	–	Addiction care organization 2
8^b	Attending physician	F	Emergency	Top clinical hospital 2
9^b	Resident physician	M	Emergency	Top clinical hospital 2
10^b	Attending physician	F	Emergency	Academic hospital 1
11^b	Nurse practitioner	M	Emergency	Academic hospital 1
12^b	Attending physician	F	Emergency	Academic hospital 1
13^b	Attending physician	F	Emergency	Top clinical hospital 3
14^b	Psychiatric nurse	M	–	Psychiatry organization 3
15^b	Psychiatric nurse	F	–	Psychiatry organization 3
16^b	Attending physician	M	Otorhinolaryngology	Academic hospital 2
17^b	Health care manager/Nurse	M	Emergency	Top clinical hospital 3
18^b	Attending physician	F	Otorhinolaryngology	Community hospital
19^b	Nurse	F	Emergency	Academic hospital 1
20^b	Resident physician	F	Internal medicine	Top clinical hospital 2

^aFace to face interview, ^bTelephone interview; ^cColumn ‘Department’ only applies to respondents working in a hospital, respondents working in other organizations do not have a department mentioned (marked with a hyphen)
F female, M male

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