Assessment of relevance and actual implementation of person-centeredness in healthcare and social support services for women with unintended pregnancy in Germany (CarePreg): results of expert workshops

Table 1 Demographic data of experts of expert workshop

	n	%
Total number of participants	18	100
Age^a
18–29 years	1	5.5
30–39 years	3	16.7
40–49 years	3	16.7
50–59 years	5	27.8
60–69 years	4	22.2
70–79 years	1	5.5
Missing	1	5.5
Gender
Female	16	88.9
Male	1	5.5
Missing	1	5.5
Mother tongue
German	17	94.4
Missing	1	5.5
Confession
Roman-catholic	2	11.1
Evangelical-lutheran	5	27.8
Non-denominational	10	55.5
Missing	1	5.5
Current Profession^b
Gyneacologist	8	44.4
Counselor / social educator	7	38.9
Counselor / psychologist	2	11.1
Lawyer working in an executive board of a counseling provider	1	5.5
Size of workplace
< 5.000 residents	1	5.5
< 100.000 residents	2	11.1
> 100.000 residents	12	66.7
Missing	3	16.7
Knowledge about person centeredness
Not at all	2	11.1
Hardly	1	5.5
Some	4	22.2
Good	7	38.9
Very good	2	11.1
Missing	2	11.1
Knowledge about unintended pregnancy
Not at all	0	0.0
Hardly	0	0.0
Some	0	0.0
Good	5	27.8
Very good	11	61.1
Missing	2	11.1
Work experience
Mean (SD)	22.62 (12.81)
Range in years	2 – 40
Missing	1

One participant refused to provide his or her socio-demographic data and was defined as missing in Table 1 (except of “current profession”, which was known from all participants)
SD standard deviation
^aAge was assessed in categories of about 10 years each within the working age range to allow description of the sample without compromising anonymity;
^bmore than one answer possible

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