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Table 1 Demographic and clinical work characteristics of participants

From: Do Indonesian medical practitioners approve the availability of emergency contraception over-the-counter? A survey of general practitioners and obstetricians in Jakarta

Characteristics

GP (n = 205)

O&G (n = 142)

Total (n = 347)

 

n

%

n

%

n

%

Gender

      

Male

80

39

108

76

188

54

Female

125

61

34

24

159

46

Age

      

Mean age (years old)

39

 

45

 

42

 

Younger

121

59

51

36

172

50

Older

83

41

91

64

174

50

Missing

1

   

1

 

Current martial status

      

Single

55

27

1

1

56

16

Married

146

71

137

96

283

82

Divorced

  

3

2

3

1

Widow/ widower

4

2

1

1

5

1

Religion

      

Islam

108

53

127

89

235

68

Catholic

39

19

5

4

44

13

Protestant

48

24

9

6

57

16

Hindu

1

0

1

1

2

1

Buddhist

7

3

  

7

2

Other

1

0

  

1

0

Missing

1

   

1

 

Location of work

      

Jakarta

187

92

131

94

318

93

Other

3

1

6

4

9

3

Both

13

6

2

1

15

4

Missing

2

 

3

 

5

 

Main place of work

      

Government hospital

  

73

58

73

23

Private hospital

5

3

38

30

43

14

Government clinic

2

1

  

2

1

Private clinic

80

43

15

12

95

30

Community health centre

99

53

  

99

32

(PUSKESMAS)

1

1

  

1

0

Other

18

 

16

 

34

 

Provide advice on contraception in clinical work

      

Yes

191

94

139

99

330

96

No

12

6

2

1

14

4

Missing

2

 

1

 

3

 

Prescribed OC in the last six months

      

Yes

133

66

126

89

259

75

No

70

34

15

11

85

25

Missing

2

 

1

 

3

 
  1. All percentages are calculated on valid response only
  2. GP: general practitioner, O&G: obstetrician and gynaecologist, OC: oral contraception
  3. 1Younger: 21 – 40 years, older: 41 – 70 years