Developing integration among stakeholders in the primary care networks of Singapore: a qualitative study

Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of participants (n = 17)

Participant ID	Age in years	Gender	Position within the PCN	Specific job in the PCN	Years of experience in primary care
RHS 01	49	Female	Manager	Administrative support	22
RHS 02	46	Female	Administrative lead	Administrative support, Fund management, CME curriculum development	8
RHS 03	53	Female	Administrative lead	Administrative support, Fund management, CME curriculum development	25
RHS 04	41	Female	Administrator	Administrative support	10
RHS 05	30	Female	Assistant manager	Administrative support	5
RHS 06	30	Female	Primary care coordinator	Care coordination	3
GP 01	64	Male	General practitioner	Collect chronic disease care indicators	35
GP 02	56	Female	General practitioner	Collect chronic disease care indicators	25
GP 03	40	Male	General practitioner	Collect chronic disease care indicators	12
GP 04	72	Male	General practitioner	Collect chronic disease care indicators	40
GP 05	41	Male	General practitioner	Collect chronic disease care indicators	15
GP 06	55	Male	Clinical lead	Fund management, CME curriculum development, resolve problems faced by the GPs	30
GP 07	49	Male	Clinical lead	Fund management, CME curriculum development, resolve problems faced by the GPs	20
GP 08	39	Male	Clinical sub-lead	Fund management, CME curriculum development, resolve problems faced by the GPs	8
GP 09	59	Female	General practitioner	Collect chronic disease care indicators	27
GP 10	38	Male	General practitioner	Collect chronic disease care indicators	5
GP 11	Not available	Male	Clinical lead	Fund management, CME curriculum development, resolve problems faced by the GPs	10

RHS Regional Health Systems, GP General practitioner, PCN Primary Care Network, CME Continuous Medical Education

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