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Determinant
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Overall (n = 60)
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Responder (n = 42)
|
Non-responder (n = 18)
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P-value
|
|---|
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Age (years)
|
40 (31–51)a
|
40 (32–52)b
|
34 (30–43)c
|
0.365
|
|
Sex (female)
|
58 (96.7)
|
41 (97.6)
|
17 (94.4)
|
0.530
|
|
Profession
|
|
Midwife, employed in independent midwifery practiced
|
45 (75.0)
|
32 (76.2)
|
13 (72.2)
|
0.145¶
|
|
Midwife, employed in hospitale
|
3 (5.0)
|
1 (2.4)
|
2 (11.1)
| |
|
Resident in obstetrics e
|
3 (5.0)
|
1 (2.4)
|
2 (11.1)
| |
|
Obstetriciansd
|
9 (15.0)
|
8 (19.0)
|
1 (5.6)
| |
|
Employed in obstetrics (years)
|
12 (8–23)a
|
12 (8–24)b
|
10 (4–18)c
|
0.350
|
- Values are median (interquartile range) or number percentage
- ¶P-value when comparing all four categories (primary care compared to secondary/tertiary care (p = 0.745); midwifes compared to doctors (p = 0.673))
- aMissing for three respondents
- bMissing for one respondent
- cMissing for two respondents
- dPrimary care
- eSecondary or tertiary care
