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Table 1 Characteristics of patients, providers, and healthcare administrators participating in in-depth interviews (N = 30), northern Tanzania, 2021–2022

From: Improving acute myocardial infarction care in northern Tanzania: barrier identification and implementation strategy mapping

Patients (N = 10)

Characteristic

n

(%)

Female sex

7

70%

Age, median (IQR), years

71 (51, 79)

 

Any health insurance coverage

6

60%

Monthly household income, USD

21.8 (8.7, 519.8)

 

Residence

  

 Urban

3

30%

 Rural

7

70%

Highest education level achieved

  

 Some primary school

4

40%

 Completed primary school

5

50%

 Completed university

1

10%

Providers (N = 10)

Female sex

2

20%

Age, median (IQR), years

29 (27, 30)

 

Provider type

  

 Physician

3

30%

 Clinical Officer

3

30%

 Nurse

4

40%

Place of employment

  

 Referral hospital

6

60%

 Community hospital

4

40%

Years of practice, median (IQR), years

3 (2, 5)

 

Administrators (N = 10)

Female sex

5

50%

Age, median (IQR), years

51 (47, 56)

 

Place of employment

  

 Referral hospital

5

50%

 Community hospital

5

50%

Administrator type

  

 Hospital Director

5

50%

 Department head

2

20%

 Charge nurse

3

30%