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From: The roles of primary care doctors in the COVID-19 pandemic: consistency and influencing factors of doctor's perception and actions and nominal definitions

Fig. 2

Result distribution of responses to 21 critical questions selected from the questionnaire. Q15: Have you participated in the anti-epidemic work? Q16: Have you encountered patients suspected or confirmed to be infected with the COVID-19 during the anti-epidemic period? Q17: Have you given early medication to patients with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 infection? Q19: Do you think you have the ability to master the diagnostic criteria and classification of novel coronavirus pneumonia? Q20: Do you think the primary doctor should make a diagnosis or classification? Q22: Do you think you have the ability to master the reporting and referral requirements for suspected cases? Q23: Do you think primary doctors should report or refer? Q25: Do you think you have the ability to master the entry and release criteria for the isolation of COVID-19? Q26: Do you think primary-level doctors should take action for the isolation of patients or announce the release of isolation? Q29: Do you think primary doctors should take health education and health promotion on infectious diseases? Q30: Do you think primary doctors should guide the community to accept and use correct information? Q31: Do you think primary doctors should clarify or correct rumors? Q32: Do you think primary doctors should offer public psychological counseling? Q33: Do you think primary doctors should inform community residents when to see a doctor or report a condition in a timely manner? Q34: Do you think primary doctors should identify suspected cases (e.g., by collecting epidemiological history)? Q35: Do you think primary doctors should diagnose suspected cases? Q36: Do you think primary doctors should treat suspected patients (Chinese and Western medicines, alternative methods, non-drug measures)? Q37: Do you think primary doctors should report suspected cases? Q38: Do you think primary doctors should participate in community governance (such as inspection and isolation)? Q39: Do you think primary doctors should follow up of treated patients (such as isolation, medication, and health monitoring)?

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